Outgoing President of Colombia reiterates allegations of electoral fraud
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"Goodbye national sovereignty, and we are a colony as of 3:00 p.m. on Friday; we lost 200 years of independent history," said Petro, who accused Israel of what happened. According to Petro's records, the group of 70,000 digital witnesses that were convened to review the election records discovered that at least 120,000 electoral documents were adulterated. "The eyewitnesses could not find the fraud because they were not able to do so.". The charges of fraud were rejected by both international observers and the Colombian electoral authorities, who declared at the end of June that conservative lawyer Abelardo de la Espriella won the elections by defeating Petro's ally, Iván Cepeda, by 250,000 votes.
Furthermore, Andrés Macias, professor of Political Science at the Externado University of Colombia, stated that Petro's statements could help "justify the use of weapons by civilians" in areas already affected by conflicts between the Colombian armed forces, drug traffickers, and rebel groups.
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"Goodbye national sovereignty, and we are a colony as of 3:00 p.m. on Friday; we lost 200 years of independent history," said Petro, who accused Israel of what happened.
according to Infobae — Últimas noticiasAccording to Petro's records, the group of 70,000 digital witnesses that were convened to review the election records discovered that at least 120,000 electoral documents were adulterated. "The eyewitnesses could not find the fraud because they were not able to do so."
according to Infobae — Últimas noticiasThe charges of fraud were rejected by both international observers and the Colombian electoral authorities, who declared at the end of June that conservative lawyer Abelardo de la Espriella won the elections by defeating Petro's ally, Iván Cepeda, by 250,000 votes.
according to RTP NotíciasAndrés Macias, professor of Political Science at the Externado University of Colombia, stated that Petro's statements could help "justify the use of weapons by civilians" in areas already affected by conflicts between the Colombian armed forces, drug traffickers, and rebel groups.
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