Deicy Jiménez Alleges Sex-for-Contracts Network Under Petro
Photographs of cash, suspected drugs and clothing, alongside reported government contracts worth more than COP$100 million, have intensified allegations that public resources were used to facilitate Petro’s private encounters. The ex-President denies exchanging contracts for intimate favours. The allegations surrounding Gustavo Petro’s presidency have taken a disturbing turn. A young woman,…
A young woman, Deicy Jiménez, has accused former Colombian President Gustavo Petro of using government contracts to maintain intimate relationships with young women. In an extensive interview with Semana magazine, Jiménez alleged that Petro exchanged contracts with public institutions for sexual favors. The allegations come with photographs, screenshots of conversations, and a list of contracts associated with several Colombian government agencies.
Jiménez claims that between 30 and 40 women were involved in similar arrangements. She also stated that she received 3 million pesos to buy cocaine from Petro. The president has denied the allegations, stating that he has never awarded a contract in exchange for sexual relations. The investigation is ongoing, with Colombia's Attorney General and the Instituto Anticorrupción seeking to probe the scandal further.
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