Speaking of people not reading the article before they tweet 🤭
All the politicos jockeying while loosely playing w the truth ahead of an upcoming election is normal- but when the carelessness involves COVID it's a lot less harmless
Just to be clear- the Duquee administrations rollout (or non rollout rather) has been been HORRIFIC and even included lies to the public, but the claims Petro is making here are not even supported by the article he is tweeting
But still, props Petro to that time you RT'd my videos during the Paro Nacional ✊🏻

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2021 off to a great optic start
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