Colombian President Gustavo Petro has alleged that programmers manipulated vote counts in the recent elections. He also claimed that metadata associated with the election results was concealed from scrutiny. These statements were made just days before he is set to transfer power to his successor.
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Colombia's Petro Accuses Programmers of Vote Count Alteration Ahead of Transition
Gustavo Petro, the outgoing president of Colombia, has accused programmers of altering the vote counts in the recent elections. He also stated that the metadata related to the election results was hidden from review, making these claims shortly before the transition of power.
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Colombia’s Petro repeats vote fraud claims days before handing over power
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Colombia's Petro Accuses Programmers of Vote Count Alteration Ahead of Transition