https://www.eluniversal.com.co/temas/-/meta/gustavo-petro ">Gustavo Petro 's trill caused a conflict between the presidential candidate and general Eduardo Enrique Zapateiro the commander, on social media. Petro sent a message saying that certain (generally-ranking) officers "are being paid by Clan."

"While the soldiers are killed by the Gulf Clan, some of generals are on the Gulf Clan's payroll. When https://www.camara.gov.co/gustavo-petro-urrego involved in drug trafficking become the. they are eventually becoming generals themselves," Gustavo Petro shared on social media.

General Zapateiro's response

This statement prompted the Army commander to react, and in six trillions, he inquired of the presidential candidate regarding the statement.

General Zapateiro said that "no one is more wounded than those who wear camouflage, and their families and homeland themselves, but their supreme sacrifice for the country should never be used as a part of political campaigns to justify their actions."

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A senior officer also spoke out about the deaths of soldiers over the past few years. "Since 2021, more than 500 military personnel were injured or killed in the course of their mission. Their sacrifice was not publicly acknowledged, so there has been no announcements. It's interesting to note that the loss of heroes of the homeland now causes affliction, and is also used to indicate other signs.

https://www.bluradio.com/noticias/gustavo-petro asked Gustavo Petro that if he has information on the links of generals to groups that are not in the law, he should make a complaint to the authorities.

"Senator. https://nuso.org/articulo/caso-gustavo-petro-flagrant-system-error/ make use of your investiture, your inviolability as a parliamentarian to predict the death of our soldiers. Instead, you should perform your civic duty by submitting a legitimate grievance to the

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Then he added another reminder: "I remind that senators are part of the same group as drug trafficking politicians." I recommend that citizens not generalize. First and foremost, respect""

One of the statements of the high official that generated the most controversy is one which claims that Colombians have witnessed the current president's campaign receiving money "in garbage bags".

"I have not seen anyone receive money from ill-gotten funds on TV." General Zapateiro claimed that Colombians were witness to him taking money from the garbage bag.

In the last message, the official said that the "oldest institution in the country, whose members of both genders have unflinchingly defended democracy in this nation for over 200 years, even giving their lives to defend it, I expect respect."