Despite positive economic growth, many protesters feel he hasn’t done enough to address longstanding issues like corruption and inequality. ADHere are the voices of four Colombians participating in the marches. The youngest of eight children, Cano said he was driven to demonstrate because of his own experience as a pharmacy student. ADIt took the 25-year-old several years of working at a call center to save up enough money to afford college. Now he worries about his future employment prospects in a country where 17.5 percent of young adults are without work.

Source: Washington Post November 27, 2019 16:07 UTC