Capítulo 4 (T3) - Energía, corrupción y futuro: Claudia López sin pelos en la lengua

In this episode of My Old Man & Me, Claudia López arrived and said what many think but few dare to say. This is what happens when someone outspoken is asked about Petro, the Caribbean, and corruption. No filters. No protocol. 🎙️ “President Petro didn't understand transition, he just saw a sudden shift.” She spoke frankly about how the government's energy policy hit Cesar and La Guajira—territories that depend on coal, gas, and oil—without offering them anything in return. “People need to eat, pay the bills, and provide for their families.” But she also came with a vision: Cesar, La Guajira, and Magdalena have sun, wind, coal, gas, and water. “They should be the energy Shanghai of Colombia.” She spoke of corruption that originates at the top and takes root in the territories. Of the middle class. Of why centralism continues to be the biggest obstacle for the Caribbean. And in the end — because this is My Old Man & Me — he sang. He recited verses. His soul poured out.