Guerra sucia “made in USA” contra Gustavo Petro y su candidato presidencial Iván Cepeda

La Vanguardia Political StrategyNews ReportES 6 min read 100% complete by Andy RobinsonMarch 25, 2026 at 12:29 AM

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En plena campaña electoral, el Departamento de Justicia de EE.UU. y aliados de Trump están siendo acusados de reactivar una "guerra sucia" contra Gustavo Petro y su aliado Iván Cepeda. Medios estadounidenses como The New York Times y Associated Press, citando fuentes anónimas, han publicado informaciones sobre presuntas investigaciones criminales contra Petro por supuestamente recibir financiación de narcotraficantes antes de su victoria en 2022. La DEA también ha designado a Petro como "objetivo prioritario" por supuestos vínculos con narcotraficantes. Estas filtraciones, a menos de tres meses de las elecciones presidenciales, han generado sospechas de injerencia estadounidense en el proceso electoral colombiano. Expertos señalan que esta injerencia podría incluir financiación, desinformación y noticias falsas.

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Key Claims (5)

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Cepeda has 34% voting intention.

statistic — Centro Nacional de Consultoría90% confidence

Petro has over 54% popularity in polls.

statistic — Article's own claim90% confidence

The New York Times published an article indicating Petro is under criminal investigation for alleged drug money.

factual — Article's own claim90% confidence

The DEA has designated Petro as a “priority target” for “alleged links to drug traffickers”.

factual — Associated Press80% confidence

The US Department of Justice is allegedly leaking information to US media about Gustavo Petro.

factual — Article's own claim70% confidence

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Key Entities & Roles

Key Player Opposition Context

Bogotá 40% Colombia 50% The New York Times ×260% Associated Press ×260% United States Department of Justice 60% United States ×260% Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) ×270% Iván Cepeda ×270% Donald Trump ×370% Gustavo Petro ×990%

Keywords

guerra sucia 100% gustavo petro 90% iván cepeda 80% campaña electoral 70% filtraciones 60% narcotráfico 60% dea 50% elecciones presidenciales 50% estados unidos 50%

Sentiment Analysis

Very Negative

Score: -0.70

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90%

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United States

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