Petro leaves the Casa de Nariño in his last act as president of Colombia; "there is no president to hand over the command"
Bogotá.- The outgoing president of Colombia, Gustavo Petro, left the House of Nariño in a solemn event with which he ends his four-year term
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Bogotá.- The outgoing president of Colombia, Gustavo Petro, left this House of Nariño, in a solemn act with which he ends his four-year term, to be succeeded by the ultra-rightheist Abelardo de la Espriella. So live free Colombia! "said Petro, dressed in white and by the hand of his younger daughter, Antonella. [Publicity] They said I'd stay at Nariño's house and close the Congress of the Republic. The outgoing president and the entrant never met to talk about the transfer of power, which has made it difficult to change government, and De la Espriella already announced that it will not step on the Casa de Nariño, which will become a museum, because it will rule from the regions, mainly in Barranquilla, Cali and Medellín.
Furthermore, In a message through his X account, the leftist indicated that after some said that he would stay in the Colombian presidential residence "and that he would close the Congress of the Republic," he now comes out of it "and there is no president to hand over the command.". Petro also said in his publication that "who has closed the Congress of the Republic is another.". This summary is generated by artificial intelligence and revised by the drafting.
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Bogotá.- The outgoing president of Colombia, Gustavo Petro, left this House of Nariño, in a solemn act with which he ends his four-year term, to be succeeded by the ultra-rightheist Abelardo de la Espriella.
reliability moderate3/3 sourcesSo live free Colombia! "said Petro, dressed in white and by the hand of his younger daughter, Antonella. [Publicity] They said I'd stay at Nariño's house and close the Congress of the Republic.
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The outgoing president and the entrant never met to talk about the transfer of power, which has made it difficult to change government, and De la Espriella already announced that it will not step on the Casa de Nariño, which will become a museum, because it will rule from the regions, mainly in Barranquilla, Cali and Medellín.
according to El Universo (EC) — NoticiasIn a message through his X account, the leftist indicated that after some said that he would stay in the Colombian presidential residence "and that he would close the Congress of the Republic," he now comes out of it "and there is no president to hand over the command.".
according to El UniversalPetro also said in his publication that "who has closed the Congress of the Republic is another.".
according to El UniversalThis summary is generated by artificial intelligence and revised by the drafting.
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So live free Colombia! "said Petro, dressed in white and by the hand of his younger daughter, Antonella. [Publicity] They said I..
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