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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Breaking Points with Krystal and Saagar · 7/1/26: Leaked Oct 7 Hannibal Directive Tapes, Colombian Elections, Major New Brain Discovery · 1 Jul 2026 podcast

What's the bad?

Well, we'll start with security.

I like to make a difference.

They're related, but there's a difference between common crime, just like muggings, burglary, cell phone theft, stuff like that in big cities, and organized crime, dealing with these militarized cartels, insurgent groups, right-wing paramilitaries in the countryside.

And so on the common crime front, Petro really came at this from a progressive criminal justice reform perspective.

ideal, which I think is a little dumb.

Like, he condemned building prisons because he didn't want to perpetuate mass incarceration.

And it's like, dude, you're the president of the, you know, the land of Pablo Escobar.

For the love of God, you need to throw prisoners, you know, criminals in jail.

There was this youth influencer, Wes Cole, who asked him, like, you know, a criminal broke into your house, what would you do?

Petro gave this long philosophical answer that, you know,

criminals or victims of society and you know he has a family like whatever de las pedro was just like do with him as used to fit so it's like anyway on um on like organized crime uh he had this interesting idea i i supported at the time i just think the uh execution was terrible total peace which is the you know the government would negotiate peace deals or terms of surrender with multiple armed groups at the same time

The ELN, FARC dissidents, offshoots of the AUC.

And there were a lot of problems with this.

The follow through really wasn't there.

A lot of these armed groups just kind of took advantage of the government to fortify themselves.

And Sabela actually was the architect of this policy.

And unfortunately, like on the campaign, like, you know, he was like, I'm the peace candidate.

I will never say no to peace, which is fine.

But, you know, he never said like if he'd really make any changes to the policy, take a harder line with some of these groups that really haven't shown an interest towards peace like the ELN.

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