Russy Millán

Russy Millán recalled that prosecutor Laborde had said that the investigations against Nicolás Petro for money laundering had led to other inquiries about people close to him. Millán suggested that this could have been the reason why Camargo removed Laborde from office and stated that Verónica should be among those investigated. #NicolásPetro #LavadoDeActivos #Investigación (translated)

Russy Millán stated that, after listening to an interview with Eva Ferrer, he once again concluded that the Petro-Alcocer formed a criminal gang. According to Millán's summary of what Ferrer said, Verónica allegedly transported drugs to Venezuela, received money from drug trafficking, trafficked in arms, and obtained funds from Papá Pitufo and illegal money from Euclides. She would also have had several front men, participated in the embezzlement of the UNGRD, and attempted to usurp the Presidency. #CrimenOrganizado #Narcotráfico #Corrupción (translated)

Russy Millán wrote that the Supreme Court of Justice released Andrés Calle due to the expiration of terms. He also warned President Abelardo de la Espriella that Calle could escape and argued that there was nothing more to be done. #Justicia #DerechosHumanos #Libertad (translated)

Russy Millán stated that Jennifer Pedraza was engaged in generating disputes on Twitter because, according to him, she lacked legislative activity. He said that for the 2026-2030 period she had submitted three projects, all as a co-author, compared to the 39 he attributed to Briceño. He also questioned what Pedraza did in Congress and suggested that she was merely occupying a seat without working. https://t.co/LB3B5ioi5N #Política #Legislación #Congreso (translated)

Russy Millán stated that he had identified Congresswoman Jennifer Pedraza, whom he accused of causing discord and not working in Congress. He also said that the following day he would expose what he considered her lack of diligence and claimed that he had discovered her. #Congreso #Política #JenniferPedraza (translated)

Russy Millán wrote that a woman from the Petrist movement had said that, after two months with Abelardo, she was experiencing the precariousness of OPS contracts, while with Petro she had had dignity and memory. Millán claimed that he reviewed her posts and that, according to them, in 2024, during Petro's government, she was unemployed and had complained on X. https://t.co/eQZppaH4pS #Petro #Abelardo #PolíticaColombiana (translated)

Russy Millán recalled that Petro had said he would leave politics after his presidency to write books and that his tweets would serve as academic material for future generations. However, he stated that the day before, he had challenged Abelardo to seek reelection and criticized the spelling of that message. Millán added that he wanted to see how that possibility unfolded. #Política #Libros #Reelección (translated)

Russy Millán stated that media outlets he described as mediocre had coordinated to attack Abelardo's supporters, as they found no relevant questions against him. He added that, according to him, they had also not discovered any evidence of contracts with the state and had speculated about a nonexistent network. He also predicted new electoral victories. #Abelardo #Elecciones #MediosDeComunicación (translated)

Russy Millán wrote that he wanted to review what Gustavo Petro had published about the elections in Brazil, but that, according to him, Petro was defending the mayor of Sincelejo, whom he labeled as corrupt and accused of allegedly embezzling the PAE designated for the children. Millán used insults against Petro and added that he was not disappointed in him. #Colombia #GustavoPetro #Elecciones (translated)

Russy Millán considered it unusual for a president to directly call someone corrupt and to remove people suspected of corruption from his government at the first signs of evidence. In contrast, he stated that Gustavo Petro had defended and rewarded Ricardo Roa, Laura Sarabia, Daniel Quintero, and Jorge Iván Ospina. #Corrupción #PolíticaColombiana #Transparencia (translated)

The Minister of Finance says that Petro increased the DIAN staff from 10,000 to 16,000 officials, but even so, revenue fell. Indeed, the revenue of the National Government fell from 17% of GDP to 16.2% over four years. A machine of inefficiency. #Economía #Gobierno #Colombia (translated)

For the petristas who wanted to "set the country on fire" if Abelardo won: there you have the decree that allows the public force to neutralize, without exhausting "dialogue," any act of violence you intend to carry out. I'll see you in the streets, little sons of bitches. #Colombia #Protestas #FuerzaPública (translated)

The Minister of Finance says that in 10-12 days he will submit the Rescue Law, with which the cut in public spending will be advanced, the merging/elimination of some ministries, and, in general, the ordering of public finances. The market is expecting this. #FinanzasPúblicas #Economía #Hacienda (translated)

The drug trafficker Gustavo Petro had the paramilitary Juan Guillermo Monsalve well-dressed in designer clothes and well-groomed with a styled beard. But with Abelardo, the luxuries came to an end. Now he will go to a regular prison. Whether he lives or not will only depend on himself. #narcotráfico #justicia #colombia (translated)

Quien iba por todas las cárceles del país buscando bandidos que calumniaran a Uribe, ahora teme que los narcos testifiquen en su contra. Cepeda, es momento de que usted sepa que incluso Benedetti está hablando contra ustedes, y van a tener que responder. https://t.co/U0MMIWdbfI #Colombia #Justicia #Corrupción