Vicky Dávila ARREMETE contra Petro: "El peor presidente en años"

In this episode of the Con Altura Podcast, Vicky Dávila speaks unfiltered about Colombia's political reality, its key players, and the stakes ahead in 2026. The journalist lashes out at Daniel Quintero, whom she accuses of being indicted and calls "a terrible human being." But she doesn't stop there: she also analyzes Gustavo Petro's administration, describing him as "the worst president in years," and denounces the neglect of the poorest, single mothers, and the more than 200,000 young people trapped in debt to Icetex. She also presents her proposals to move the country forward: cutting bureaucracy, restoring investment, resuming oil exploration and exploitation, and supporting fracking from day one as an economic growth strategy. Amidst the political landscape, Vicky also shares her more personal side: how fear never paralyzed her, the origins of the Valientes movement, and what it means to her to have grown up from the bottom and experienced firsthand the poverty that affects millions of Colombians today. 💡 In this episode, you'll discover: Vicky Dávila's harsh criticism of Daniel Quintero. Why she believes Petro has failed young people and the poor. What's at stake for Colombia in the 2026 elections. Her views on the economy, fracking, and corruption. A human perspective on courage, fear, and transparency. 🎙️ An episode that blends political confrontation, clear proposals, and personal confessions. #VickyDávila #Colombia2026 #Petro #DanielQuintero #Icetex #ColombianPolitics #abelardodelaespriella #colombianews #news 00:00 - 18:53 Who is Vicky Dávila? 6:54 PM - 10:45 PM The Beginning of Her Career 10:46 PM - 29:00 PM A Painful Loss and a New Beginning 29:01 PM - 31:10 PM Coming from the Bottom 31:11 PM - 34:20 PM Facing the Powerful 34:21 PM - 39:54 PM Why Trust Vicky Dávila? 39:55 PM - 44:01 PM Where Does Change Start? 44:02 PM - 45:06 PM Tax Reform 45:07 PM - 47:20 PM Changes in State and Policies 47:21 PM - 49:57 PM What's at Stake in Colombia? 49:58 PM - 52:57 PM Closing