Amidst claims of a coup, thousands march the streets of Colombia in support of Gustavo Petro’s government
Protesters claim the Prosecutor’s Office and President Petro’s opposition are engaging a soft coup against the government. In addition to showing their support for Petro, protestors requested the intervention of the International Criminal Court.
Thousands of citizens gathered in the center of Bogotá to listen to President Gustavo Petro address the nation amidst the protests in the city. | Photo courtesy of David Borda
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Today’s Photo Gallery comes from David Borda of Colombia. It featuresthe June 7 mobilization of thousands of citizens of Colombia. They marched in support of the government after citizens found out about an attempted coup by the opposition.
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David Borda is a photographer and journalist based in Colombia. With over four years of experience, he covers social and cultural issues and conflicts within the community. He focuses on social movements in Colombia, such as student protests, strikes, or corruption within the justice system.
David Borda is a photographer and journalist based in Colombia. With over four years of experience, he covers social and cultural issues and conflicts within the community. He focuses on social movements in Colombia, such as student protests, strikes, or corruption within the justice system.