The most influential Colombian person: Juan Manuel Santos

The President Santos gets up early, works out and burns 350 calories a day, works long hours, keeps up with Coca-Cola, peanuts and three or four light candies and changes his mental chip very quickly to fulfill his dual role as President. In the morning he has breakfast with his family at the official residence.     The president arrives at the office and reads the summary of the day's official agenda.  Throughout the day he has to take numerous calls and attend several meetings. It meets with ministers and usually meets with its own staff to discuss legislative strategies. When the president leaves, the security system is already in place to receive the presidential entourage. Santos also maintains contact with presidents of other countries, and even talks to the press. His days are very hectic so at the end of the day he talks to his family, plays with his dogs and sits on his couch chatting with his wife and spends time with his granddaughter. Later ...

 NARIÑO'S HOUSE  Figure 1  In the House of Nariño is where the president of the republic. Juan Manuel Santos lives with his family during the presidential period. It is big, spacious and white in colour. The House of Nariño is located in Bogota  Figure 2 The house is modern and expensive. The president may be at home with parliamentarian companions in the east minister’s room Figure 3 Blue room: This is the dinning room of the house of Nariño. It has decorative objects and can be used by the president and his family   Autor: Ancizar Guzmán

Juan Manuel Santos at 66 is a man who retains his physical appearance and gives his best. He is a tall and elegant man, with white skin, light eyes and brown hair. He has a round face and the features of his face show that he is a determined man and with great criteria.  We can see that with his physical appearance denotes great personality and simplicity.  He´s an example to follow to end the conflict Juan Manuel has stood out for being an entrepreneur and successful with all the plans that are proposed. he reflects being a peaceful person, who takes situations with serenity, always thinking of what is best for everyone, letting us see the greatness of his heart. With his personal presentation, he reflects the great professional that he is and that he will continue to be despite the end of his mandate, since with this he shows that he is a leading, prudent, and constant man with what he wants to achieve. Au...

Juan Manuel Santos Calderón He was born in Bogotá on August 10, 1951. He was a cadet at the Naval School in Cartagena, studied Economics and Business Administration at the University of Kansas and took post-graduate courses at the School of Economics and Political Science in London (London School of Economics and Political Science) and Harvard University, at the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy. They are my weakness, each one with his style and personality, so different from each other. They have always been a fundamental support for me and I learn from them every day. President Santos is married to Mrs. María Clemencia Rodríguez, with whom he has three children: Martín, María Antonia and Esteban. have always said that the best education was obtained in the Naval School of Cadets of Cartagena. There I acquired values ​​and principles that last for a lifetime. He served as Head of the Delegation of Colombia to t...

Juan Manuel Santos Calderón: the best president in the history of Colombia. Santa Rosa de Cabal Thermals - Eje Cafetero Colombia is a country with more than 45 million inhabitants, 32 departments and a territory of more than 1'150,000 km², among all people there is someone who has been very important for the history of Colombia, especially for the future of Colombia and That someone is Juan Manuel Santos Calderón, president of the country since 2010 to date. What did Santos do to be the most influential person in the last 50 years? 1.   He created the foundations for peace . H e created and signed the peace agreement with the FARC guerrillas (a group on the sidelines of Colombia's largest law with more than 50 years of conflict) 1.1. The peace agreement reduced deaths from armed conflict by 80% compared to 2002 to 2017 1.2 The Peace Agreement left 40% of the municipalities of Colombia without anti-personnel mines or suspected of them 1.3 T...