00:00Minister Angón. Not that one. His uncle, Indalesio Angón, caused a stir in the country after saying that the word "peasant"
00:07It's derogatory.
00:08Instead, they'll use agricultural businessmen. It's a status issue. Something more chic, more dignified, dude.
00:15Several of our columnists joined the discussion in the edition of Sunday, September 13, 2026.
00:25The first was Rodrigo Primni with his column Erase the peasantry.
00:29In this, the lawyer reviews the problems that arose after the attempt to remove this word from the documents.
00:35officers.
00:36Among other things, questions are raised about whether the peasantry can no longer be named, and how their situation will be measured.
00:41DANE?
00:42Something to think about.
00:43Alison Benson, an aporophobic minister, also talks about this in her column.
00:47The columnist questions whether the new government's program will focus solely on large and medium-sized agricultural producers.
00:53or if there will indeed also be a policy focused on farmers... on small producers.
00:59In other news, journalist Laura Ardilarrieta talks about the predators of press freedom.
01:05In this column, he points out that Abelardo de la Espriella is on his way to occupying a place on the global shelf of predators.
01:10of press freedom
01:11because he doesn't like to be criticized, made uncomfortable, or held accountable.
01:15She says so, not me.
01:17Finally, the editorial tells us that we cannot simply return to where we were before the August 10 earthquake.
01:23This process of rebuilding the affected areas must be the necessary impetus.
01:27to finally overcome historical shortcomings and strengthen local institutions.
01:32Is it possible?
01:33You can find all these columns and more at www.elespectador.com
01:38And remember that you can send us anti-editorial photos, letters, and columns to elespectadoropinion.com
01:45See you in the comments.
01:46Bye.
01:51Oh, how wonderful.
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