CODaniel Briceño, a member of Colombia's Congress, criticized Juliana Guerrero after a report by SEMANA suggested she was seeking to strengthen her security measures under President Gustavo Petro’s administration before leaving office. Briceño accused Guerrero of pretending to be a 'political activist' to maintain or increase her protection from the National Protection Unit (UNP), referencing her past legal issues involving alleged title forgery and public controversies. The criticism followed reports that Guerrero had made requests to bolster her security based on her status as a political activist, which has raised questions from various sectors. Briceño emphasized that security protocols should be based solely on technical risk assessments rather than political considerations. To date, Guerrero has not publicly responded to these criticisms.
Bias read (Conservative): The article frames Juliana Guerrero negatively, emphasizing her past legal troubles and suggesting ulterior motives behind her request for enhanced security. It uses strong language like 'vagabundería' (a term implying recklessness or irresponsibility) and portrays Briceño as defending objective, ap
