The candidate Gustavo Petro confirmed on Sunday the favorable vote that polls have been indicating for a few weeks.

(Positions for candidates to the Historic Pact of Pensions and Inclusiveness).

The victory in the Historic Pact coalition was won by the ex-mayor of Bogota, and the former senator of the Republic. He officially became an official candidate for the presidency of the Republic and is a position he longs to achieve for the third consecutive time.

http://www.secretariasenado.gov.co/senadores/53-senadores-2018-2022/1512-gustavo-francisco-petro-urrego He’s the most representative of the Colombian left and a strong presidential candidate despite his controversial opinions and plans on a variety of aspects, including economic.

Petro has expressed his intention to make a readjustment to pensions through the establishment of a public administrator for pension funds that will operate an “mixed and complementary system” in conjunction with private funds.

The candidate stated that Colombia has no retirement system, instead it’s a system that makes bank profits. gustavo petro Many believe this would stop the candidate from becoming president. Gustavo Petro Petro has recently said that he would not abolish the system, but would instead seek to reform the pension system in Colombia, in order to achieve the minimum amount of pension for Colombians. Petro also said that it’s not required to raise the age of retirement.

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Another issue that is controversial about him is that he repeatedly promises that he will cease oil extraction once he takes his office. This has led to confusion among investors as and the market.

Experts believe that Petro’s plan of ending oil exploration would bring Colombia an estimated $4.3 billion in loss.

The proposal also calls for the formation of an anti-oil front throughout the region and all over the world that will help move the economy away fossil fuels. I would invite Gabriel Boric, the new Chilean president, as well as Luiz Inacio Lula Da Silva Luiz Inacio Lula Da Silva, Luiz Inacio Lula Da Silva, the Brazilian vice president.

Petro stated that he has spoken with Pedro Sanchez, the Prime Minister of Spain, about his idea.

His position on health has been controversial as he insists on ending EPS and replacing it with a preventive health model that “guarantees the rights of people, not the bankers’ profit”.

The president also raised doubts regarding the legitimacy and independence of the Banco de la Republica.

Petro said that the Bank Board of Directors of the Bank was part of the Democratic Center, a political party. http://www.larepublica.co/gustavo-petro “What we seek, however, is a truly independent Bank of the Republic (…) and it seems to us essential that the board of Directors is a part of the entire community,” the candidate said during the debate.

Invamer asserts that Petro is the president’s choice for voting intention.

hsbnoticias.com/new/en/node/de-guerrillero-candidato-presidencial-que-pasara-con-las-guerrillas-si-gustavo-petro-gana-las The idea that he proposed was also controversial. of releasing money to fund the government’s expenses.

One of the main elements of Petro’s proposals are an economy that doesn’t depend on fossil fuels, mining or extraction of hydrocarbons. Gustavo Petro They also emphasize greater importance for agriculture.

He also stated that he will implement an overhaul of the tax system to remove exemptions, and to transform the concept of minimum wage into a real-world wage that is dependent on capital and income.