For four years, Gustavo Petro's government built a seductive and, ultimately, unsustainable conceptual edifice: the idea that it was possible to sit at the same table—or at least under the same normative architecture—politically vocational guerrillas and drug-fueled dissidents without ideology.
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For four years, Gustavo Petro's government built a seductive and, ultimately, unsustainable conceptual edifice: the idea that it was possible to sit at the same table—or at least under the same normative architecture—politically vocational guerrillas and drug-fueled dissidents without ideology.