Santi: 'Milk teeth' president
We will all remember his humble and brave feat: he rescued two small squirrels that had fallen from the mango tree where their parents had built a den hidden from goshawks, insatiable predators: that afternoon the birds of prey were prowling hungrily and the defenseless little animals had no choice but to jump into the void, fleeing from certain death, but Santi appeared, brandishing a broomstick and a cardboard box, filled with rags and newspapers, scaring away the birds of prey, which finally took flight without before letting us know, through squawks, that they would return for their prey.
TL;DR
- Santi, a young boy, saved two squirrels from predatory birds, demonstrating bravery and solidarity.
- The article contrasts Santi's actions with the violent, corrupt, and divisive political landscape of Colombia.
- It criticizes the ongoing conflict, inequality, and the focus on hatred and vengeance in political discourse.
- The author suggests that simple moral dogmas and the inclusion of children in governance could lead to a more just and peaceful country.
- The article questions the eligibility requirements for the Colombian presidency, noting the absence of a requirement for pacifism or justice.