Colombian President's Shocking Statement: Fraud in Elections

Colombian President Gustavo Petro has announced that he will not recognize the legitimacy of elected President Abelardo de la Espriella. Petro claimed that the election results were altered through external interference. Petro alleged that the election results were changed using algorithms operating through an IP server based in Los Angeles, and that the records of non-voting citizens were used, and some individuals voted multiple times. Petro also claimed that irregularities occurred in polling stations abroad, and that the jury members in polling stations where Espriella was ahead of his rival Ivan Cepeda were not Colombian citizens living in the US or Spain, but were brought from Colombia. Petro further suggested that the Israeli private intelligence firm Black Cube played a role in the election process.