Colombia's Petro Reasserts Fraud Claims Ahead of De La Espriella's Inauguration

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The supposed "evidence" of fraud doesn't hold up. There is no actual proof of altered votes or falsified results, and the argument boils down to metadata gaps in the digital publication of vote tallies, which electoral authorities have already explained as routine. The "digital witnesses" group adds nothing new: Its anomaly map uses a coloring trick that flips by winner, not by irregularity, and its "fraud simulator" only shows that changing votes changes results.