President Gustavo Petro is once again the target of criticism and ridicule on social networks. This time, because of a poorly worded message he published on his X account, formerly Twitter.
“And the world rises against injustice and genocide, only in Cokombia those who applaud the bombing of children do not understand it,” wrote Petro. However, due to the wave of criticism, the head of state continued to remove the publication.
Netizens took the opportunity to recall former President Iván Duque’s mistake when he said “Polombia” instead of Colombia. “We are no longer Polombia, now we are Cokombia,” wrote one of them.
“Cokombia, it’s embarrassing. “Not even the country can spell it right,” said one of X’s users.
El presidente escribe "Cokombia" por error de teclado que la letra K está al lado de la L y salen a decir que es igual al que dijo Polombia una diferencia abismal entre la C y la P.
En fin la oposición inteligente superandose cada vez más 👏 pic.twitter.com/KrFdwpeusw— The little mermaid 🧜🏿♀️ (@Beydiosa) October 24, 2023
The trill was deleted by Gustavo Petro himself after a few minutes of its publication.
The Colombian president is currently in China, where he will meet with President Xi Jinping to strengthen relations between the two countries. In addition, he will talk about the construction of the Bogotá Metro.
Tras su llegada a Beijing, China, el Presidente @PetroGustavo compartió a la opinión pública cuáles serán los objetivos de su visita al país asiático.
1⃣Superar el déficit comercial con China.
2⃣Mejorar el perfil de la deuda con China en términos de tiempos para el pago.… pic.twitter.com/p1O5xNb86j— Presidencia Colombia 🇨🇴 (@infopresidencia) October 24, 2023
