Juan David Rojas

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455 appearances 7 recordings 1 series first heard Apr 2026 last heard 27 Aug

Juan David Rojas’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Recordings per month over the last 12 months — 7 in all, peaking in Aug 2026 with 2.

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and served time abroad.
So, yeah, this guy, like, you know, I've compared him.
He's clearly taken influences from three people, Trump, Millet, and Bukele.
So with Bukele, it's like his appearance, the tough on crime stuff, you know, crime is a serious problem in Colombia.
From Trump, like the fact that he's an outsider businessman, he says as soon as he's sworn into office, he's going to, you know, put it, he has a raft of executive orders that he's going to put through to like deregulate and like privatize a bunch of stuff.
but from Millet I think he's most similar to Millet because just like Millet before he ran for president he was like an elite libertarian he's very socially progressive on a lot of issues in favor of abortion euthanasia adoption for same-sex couples he was an open atheist but then you know he had to conservatize himself because that only appeals to like you know a narrow slice of the population so like now he's like
an ultra-Catholic, Colombian patriot.
His slogan was firm for the homeland, which is kind of farcical.
He's a tri-citizen of Italy, the U.S., and Colombia, and hasn't lived in Colombia for the past 10 years.
So it's pretty sad.
Exactly.
Yeah.
If they lose, they can go back to their mansions in Florence and Miami.
He loves Trump.
He said that he donated Maria Elvira Salazar's campaign, the Miami representative.
And he says he's a registered Republican in the U.S.
and voted for Trump.
So it's like, wow, this is a lot.
I've called him literally a U.S.
asset.
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