You see Petro seeking asylum? "Very surely," says Angie Rodríguez
He said there's still a lot to tell.
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He said there's still a lot to tell. During the interview, the journalist also asked if, after August 7, she feels more protected to talk about what happened. He denied that there was a personal rivalry and stated that his action was always guided by the defence of institutions. "I wouldn't call it rivalry.
Furthermore, Rodríguez reported that he went to a psychiatric appointment and that his medical disability was prolonged. "Having anxiety and depression is not being crazy," he said, referring to the president's public statements about his mental state.
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He said there's still a lot to tell.
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During the interview, the journalist also asked if, after August 7, she feels more protected to talk about what happened.
according to Semana (CO) — PortadaHe denied that there was a personal rivalry and stated that his action was always guided by the defence of institutions. "I wouldn't call it rivalry.
according to Semana (CO) — PortadaRodríguez reported that he went to a psychiatric appointment and that his medical disability was prolonged.
according to La FM"Having anxiety and depression is not being crazy," he said, referring to the president's public statements about his mental state.
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