A Turning Point For Colombia - The American Conservative

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

62% : Petro, to his credit, is nonetheless remembered fondly by the city's poorest for significant investments in education, infrastructure, and social services.
60% : Instead of excoriating the perennial boogiemen of fascism, communism, bigotry, or what have you, Hernandez focuses his ire on the "conniving thieves" of Colombia's political class.
57% : He rightly notes that the country's myopic insistence on free trade and the export of primary products are more likely to promote instability than development.
50% : By the end of his term, the mayor could tout meaningful investments in public education, improved infrastructure in poor neighborhoods, and a budget surplus slashed from a colossal deficit.

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