Message from alias ‘Iván Mordisco’ raises doubts about the peace dialogue of the national government with the Central General Staff of Dissidents

He Government of President Gustavo Petro continues with the installation of a negotiation table with the dissidents of Ivan Mordisco in Tibu, North of Santandernext Sunday, October 8.

But recently, alias’Iván Mordisco’, leader of the self-proclaimed Central General Staff (EMC) of the dissidents, has presented conditions to the Government of Gustavo Petro just a few hours from the scheduled peace table in the north of Santander. “Without a ceasefire decree, the table will not be set; The Government must comply with what was agreed”, stated the leader of this terrorist organization.

Curiously, Ernesto Samperformer president of Colombia, was the one who suggested that the president Petro decree a bilateral ceasefire to advance peace negotiations. Samper express:

Given this request for Samper‘Nibble’ He took the opportunity to impose his own conditions, which has generated uncertainty about whether the dialogue table will be set up this weekend or if it will be necessary to postpone it.

The subcommittee in charge of adjusting the protocols for the FARC ceasefire has issued a statement in which it states that the Government of Petro is not complying with what was agreed. The statement states that the Government is introducing elements not previously discussed in the ceasefire agreement and is considered a provocation.

Furthermore, the Government is accused of Petro of ordering military attacks that humiliate communities and is interpreted as a psychological warfare strategy.

Although the statement does not directly mention the terrorist actions underway in several regions, it does hold the president responsible Gustavo Petroto the Minister of Defense Ivan Velazquez and the High Commissioner for Peace to sabotage the documents arising from the exploratory phase and a possible non-compliance in the installation of the dialogue table.

In an event in which the new National Drug Policy 2023-2033 was presented and socialized, the President of the Republic, Gustavo Petrogave a forceful warning to the FARC dissidents just five days before his administration set up a dialogue table with the Central General Staff, led by alias Ivan Mordiscoafter the violence experienced in Cauca.

President Petro, in the midst of presenting this policy that marks a paradigm shift in addressing illegal drugs in Colombia, emphasized the need to promote peace and reconciliation in the country. However, he also made it clear thator will tolerate violent acts that threaten the stability and security of the nation.

Petro emphasized the need to take decisive action in this region, arguing that the illicit economy related to drug trafficking cannot continue to finance violence and death in Colombia. The president called onto action and made it clear that it will not tolerate the continuity of illegal activities that endanger the security of Colombian society.

In addition to directing his message to the Military Forces, Petro also sent a strong warning to members of the FARC dissidents. “We cannot dress like revolutionaries and be rambunctious, that is not allowed,” declared the president.

With this statement, Petro emphasized the importance of maintaining integrity and commitment to revolutionary principles instead of engaging in criminal activities.