The former president said that violence in the country has intensified and that the current government’s strategy is “ambiguous and disjointed.
Gaviria said that “total peace ‘, in its current form, does not meet the fundamental requirements to guarantee security.
In a hard statement, former President César Gaviria Trujillo, director of the Colombian Liberal Party, questioned bluntly The “total peace” policy of President Gustavo Petro.
Gaviria said that violence in the country has intensified and that The current government’s strategy is “ambiguous, dismantled and disconnected from territorial realities.”
“The president must understand that peace does not beg, is built with authority, strategy and results,” The ex -president sentenced, after pointing out that the absence of a clear road map and the weakening of civil conduction on the defense sector have resulted in improvisation and empty of authority in multiple regions.
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Gaviria cited critical facts as The massacre in the Catatumbo last January, the increase in displacements, confinements, and the proliferation of illegal armed groups With total impunity, all this while the government insists on prolonging cessations to fire without effective conditions or verification.
“Each cessation to the fire has left the exposed armed forces,” he warned.
The former president too criticized the lack of profiles with military experience in the conduct of peace policy, questioned the role of High Commissioner Otty Patiño, and considered that the government opted for improvisation and not for a state strategy.
“The ‘total peace’, in its current form, does not meet the fundamental requirements to guarantee security and protect citizens, ”he said.
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In parallel, Gaviria warned about a deep crisis in the Colombian health system. He pointed out the technical bankruptcy of the model, the closure of hospitals, the crisis in the network of care for teachers and orphan diseases, as well as the millionaire debts of the system.
Held the Superintendence of Health for its poor management and He denounced repeated misfortunes of the Government under the orders of the Constitutional Court.
Finally, The former head of state concluded that Colombia needs an immediate turn: A comprehensive security policy, with order, territorial control and institutional strengthening.
“The country needs a state, not concessions to those who defy their legitimacy,” Gaviria warned.
Source: Integrated information system
