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This Thursday, former President Álvaro Uribe Vélez responded to the statements that the former Antioquia governor, Sergio Fajardo, gave in EL TIEMPO about the leadership of the State with the end of the Uribe cycle.
“Fajardo is Santos’s candidate”, the former president and former senator revoked.
(In context: Uribe goes on to attack Fajardo)
After that, the former senator admitted in a new trill the deterioration of his reputation. “The deterioration of my reputation, which I acknowledge and sadden me, it does not stop me from thinking about the present and the future of Colombia, about the risk of the extreme left or permissive mentalities “.
Also, in an interview with this newspaper, Uribe also spoke about this matter. “My great desire is my honor,” he said, adding: “The affectation of my reputation and my honorability hurts me a lot” and that is why he will continue to make every effort to show that he is honorable.
(You can read: ‘The old socialism was more frank, the new ones are underhanded’: Uribe)
That is why the current vice president, Marta Lucía Ramírez, responded to Uribe, whom she calls President, and asserted that “Ingratitude is innate to human beings” and that his service “has been very great.”
“President Uribe, ingratitude is innate to human beings. We have always seen it, and In the case of Jesus Christ we saw that he collected hatred, even though he did so much good for humanity. The gratification of serving others is in the service itself and yours has been very great, “he trilled.
(Further: ‘Ambassador Santos has strengthened the bipartisan relationship’: Chancellor Blum)
President Uribe, ingratitude is innate to human beings. We have always seen it and in the case of Jesus Christ we saw that he collected hatred, even though he did so much good to humanity. The gratification of serving others is in the service itself and yours has been very great! https://t.co/zuhFzkWUw3
– Marta Lucía Ramírez (@mluciaramirez) November 13, 2020
The relationship between the Vice President and the senator is old. She was Colombia’s defense minister when Uribe served as president.
Years later, in 2016, in the plebiscite endorsing the Havana agreements, he accompanied and coincided with Uribe in the ‘No’ campaign.
(Don’t miss out on reading: Rodrigo Lara announced that he will resign from Cambio Radical)
After being defeated in the consultation of the Great Alliance for Colombia, in which the current president won, she became the vice-presidential candidate for the Democratic Center in the 2018 presidential elections.
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