The Historical Pact and other left-wing politicians came to Petro's defense after the scandal of alleged contracts in exchange for sexual favors: "Who benefits?"

Members of the Pacto Histórico and other left-wing political figures have publicly defended Colombian President Gustavo Petro following allegations of corruption involving government contracts exchanged for sexual favors. The controversy emerged after the magazine Semana published an interview with a woman identified as Deicy Jiménez, who made accusations against the administration.

In response to the report, political allies of the president have questioned the motives behind the allegations, raising concerns about the potential political objectives of the claims. The situation has triggered a series of reactions across the political spectrum as the administration faces scrutiny regarding the integrity of its contracting processes.