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Far-left President of Colombia Gustavo Petro on Sunday expressed outrage at the ouster of former Syrian dictator Bashar Assad, issuing a flurry of allegations and conjecture in a lengthy social media post.
Petro asked if Latin American “progressivism” will be able to “unite and win” against the Organization of American States to, according to him, continue “shining the beacon of democracy in a world that is turning off the lights.” “Will being the world’s largest debt holder lead China to paralyze the global effort to finance economic decarbonization?” Petro asked.
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