Colombia’s Politicized Judiciary Undermines Rule of Law and Threatens Regional Stability
The recent conviction of former Colombian President Álvaro Uribe exposes alarming political interference in Colombia’s judiciary, signaling a troubling trend that threatens not only Colombia’s sovereignty but also U.S. interests in the hemisphere.
Colombia stands at a crossroads where justice appears less about law and more about political vendettas. The recent judicial ruling condemning former President Álvaro Uribe for two crimes amid accusations of judicial overreach reveals a disturbing erosion of rule of law under President Gustavo Petro's administration. This development is not just a national issue—it has profound implications for American interests in preserving democratic governance and stability in our hemisphere.Is Justice Being Weaponized Against Defenders of Sovereignty?Uribe, widely recognized for his fierce stance against terrorism and his defense of Colombia’s national sovereignty, now faces what many see as a politically motivated...
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