The search for a more humanistic model, one that reduces inequality and poverty, pays special attention to environmental issues and addresses the need to strengthen political participation, is gaining momentum. But with the growth in support, fears mobile phone number list are also emerging. For the right, the discourse of breaking with the elites and the possibility that, if Petro came to power, he could impose a drastic change in the model, have been transformed into all kinds of criticism and warnings. Certainly, at least until today, it is Petro who seems to face the possibility of a change more fully and who has the greatest amount of support among the mobile phone number list opposition forces. And it is that, although there are various progressive elements in the Hope Center Coalition, the lack of definition of the candidate of the centrist space —he will only be elected in March—, places it at a disadvantage compared to the Historical Pact. It is Petro who today attracts all eyes. But who is and where does the man that mobile phone number list everyone talks about come from? a trajectory Gustavo Petro grew up in a politicized family. While his father was a follower of the conservative leader Laureano Gómez —admirer of the Spanish dictator Francisco Franco— and, perhaps contradictorily, an admirer of "Che" Guevara, his mother vindicated the popular leader Jorge Eliécer Gaitán and was a political activist in the Alianza Nacional Popular ( ANAPO), the movement led by General Gustavo Rojas Pinilla that vindicated the Conservative Party. In this framework, and with a series of political readings that would mark him since he was a child —among which Verne,