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Colombia's new president accuses predecessor of inciting a coup attempt

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The newly elected president of Colombia, Abelardo de la Espriella, has accused outgoing president Gustavo Petro of inciting a coup. De la Espriella has called on the country's armed forces to "protect" democracy amid tensions during the power transition, which is set to occur on August 7. Petro has rejected the electoral results and has accused de la Espriella of electoral fraud. The political climate in Colombia remains tense as both sides exchange accusations of corruption and misconduct.

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The newly elected president of Colombia, Abelardo de la Espriella, has accused his predecessor, Gustavo Petro, of inciting a coup. De la Espriella's comments come as tensions rise ahead of the planned transfer of power on August 7. He called on the country's armed forces to take action to "protect democracy" amidst these allegations.

Gustavo Petro, meanwhile, has rejected the election results and has accused de la Espriella's government of corruption. This exchange of accusations reflects a broader conflict as both leaders seek to assert their claims in a politically charged environment. The situation remains tense as Colombia approaches the transition of leadership, with both parties firmly standing by their positions.

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