Petro warns of civil war over election fraud
Colombian President Gustavo Petro revealed evidence confirming there was vote fraud and irregularities in the last presidential election. He stated that the runoff in June involved widespread and organized tampering aimed at increasing the victory of the right-wing candidate De La Espriella, with foreign support and the strongest backing from former U.S. President Donald Trump. Petro pointed out that the electoral process was manipulated through algorithms and external interventions, threatening the country's stability and raising concerns about societal division and a potential civil war. He also announced that De La Espriella will take the oath of office in Cali, while the left-wing bloc declared a boycott of the inauguration ceremonies and called for peaceful protests, amid fears that protests will continue and security conditions in the country may worsen.
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