Marta Lucía Ramírez: "Unpredictable leaders fill a space that politicians have not filled"

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Former Colombian Vice President Marta Lucía Ramírez took part in the 16th Abeceb Forum in Buenos Aires alongside former Spanish President Mariano Rajoy, where she attributed the rise of populist and unpredictable leaders to the space left open by the political class. She cited World Economic Forum data showing that only 40% of citizens in OECD countries trust their governments, and warned about the risks of artificial intelligence for institutions. Rajoy, for his part, defended regulating digital platforms.

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Ramírez said unpredictable leaders are filling a space that politicians did not occupy
She cited WEF figures: only 40% of citizens in OECD countries trust their governments
She warned that artificial intelligence threatens institutional stability and called for defining who will regulate it

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