Petro Sues for Alleged Electoral Fraud and Claims to Have Evidence of 70,000 “Digital Witnesses”
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The outgoing president of Colombia announced that he will publicize the judicial action with which he seeks to challenge the outcome of the presidential elections of June 21st
Colombian President announced that he will reveal the evidence of electoral fraud that supports his demand for justice. He denounced open foreign interference in the elections and said that the new government "is located in Miami and Washington."
On the national day of his country, the president made a threatening speech against Abelardo de la Espriella.
The outgoing president of Colombia, Gustavo Petro, announced that tonight he will make public the lawsuit he filed before the courts for the alleged fraud that, according to him, occurred in the presidential elections on June 21st and said that he has evidence provided by "70,000 digital witnesses."The entry Petro announces that it will present evidence of the alleged fraud in the presidential elections was first published in the Digital Process.
During his last official speech before the end of his term on August 7, the outgoing president of Colombia, Gustavo Petro, made an explicit call to “civil disobedience” and to a general and indefinite strike if the elected government of Abelardo de la Espriella tries to reverse its reforms. Likewise, the president insisted on denouncing an alleged electoral fraud in the elections of June 21, ensuring that he has evidence that demonstrates the vi…
The outgoing president of Colombia, Gustavo Petro, announced that tonight he will make public the lawsuit he filed before the courts for the alleged fraud that, according to him, occurred in the presidential elections on June 21st and said that he has evidence provided by “70,000 digital witnesses.”
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