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The president of Colombia, Gustavo Petro, going through the most difficult moment of his government, weakened in Congress after breaking his alliance with a sector of the traditional parties, confronting the Council of State, the Attorney General's Office and part of the Press, while trying to turn to the left and direct contact with the people and seeing support drop among the youngest, who were decisive in becoming the first non-conservative president to reach the Casa de Nariño, the Colombian presidency. In this complicated scenario, Petro had to get rid of two key figures yesterday for his rise to power:…