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Emphasis on labor reforms

At the forum, the President took the opportunity to promote his labor reforms and question policies promoted by previous governments on the matter. He specifically mentioned the thesis defended by former President Álvaro Uribe: “They say, as if it were a scientific truth, that if a woman with red wine (coffee) is not in bed before work until one in the morning So if a girl who serves people in a supermarket can’t go home until 11 o’clock at night, and if she doesn’t accept those conditions, she can go out on the street doing nothing ( …), the more she is enslaved, she is the worker, that the more enslaved the worker is, the more he destroys the dignity of women, in the factories, in the shopping centers, on the streets of Colombia, then the more employment Will happen,” Petro assured.

And he again referred to the former president: “What he’s saying is that in the world of work, for the people who sweat in their efforts, for the people who handle the hammer or the hoe, more There is disrespect, for those who are on the farm, for the woman who works in care and tries to ensure that food reaches the children in her home; “The more disrespect they have, the more jobs there will be in Colombia; Then there was a short pause, followed by an uproar: “Long live the labor reforms of the Government of Change.”