Alvaro Leyva, former foreign minister of Colombia, publicly accused President Gustavo Petro of being a drug addict and alluded to unprofessional behavior during his administration. After initially supporting Petro's progressive vision, Leyva claims to have grown disillusioned after observing erratic behavior and significant lapses in professionalism. In a letter, he recounted alarming moments, including a two-day absence during an official trip to France. Petro responded, dismissing the criticisms while suggesting that his focus during the trip was better spent experiencing Paris rather than addressing Leyva's grievances, further igniting political tensions in Colombia.
Leyva criticized President Petroâs judgment, accusing him of being a drug addict and expressing disappointment after witnessing incoherent behaviors and unproductive trips during his administration.
Petro responded to Leyva's accusations, suggesting that his time in Paris was better spent exploring the city rather than engaging with a disgruntled former ally.
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