A congressman from Cambio Radical accused Petro of plotting a coup, less than three days before De la Espriella's inauguration.
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With less than 72 hours remaining in his administration, outgoing Colombian President Gustavo Petro has been accused by a congressman from the Cambio Radical party of allegedly plotting a coup d'état. The accusation comes in the final stretch of Petro's presidency leading up to the scheduled transition of power.
Simultaneously, preparations for the upcoming presidential transition are marked by a break from tradition. President-elect Abelardo de la Espriella will take office without participating in the customary pre-inauguration imposition of the Boyacá Order by the outgoing president. According to available reports, this omission stems from the distant relationship between Petro and the incoming president.
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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR): Congresista de Cambio Radical acusó a Petro de estar fraguando un golpe de Estado, a menos de tres días de la posesión de De la EspriellaFocuses on allegations of a coup plot by the outgoing administration.
Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR): De la Espriella se posesionará como presidente sin cumplir con un acto tradicional: la relación distante con Petro sería el motivoEmphasizes the break in tradition and strained relations surrounding the inauguration.
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