Colombian president‑elect criticised for disengaged governing style

Commentary in Colombian media describes the newly elected president as showing little interest in active governance, suggesting that “as the president‑elect seems not to like working, that is, governing, officials will have to multiply.” The analysis notes his avoidance of meetings with banks and investment funds, a preference for military‑style ceremonies over traditional capital‑city functions, and a reluctance to give interviews, opting instead for appointed spokespersons.

The piece argues that this approach limits public debate and central decision‑making, relying heavily on a close inner circle while sidestepping broader institutional engagement.