In August, the Fiscalía – the Colombian Attorney General’s Office – compulsorily submitted copies of evidence against Gustavo Petro related to the “Pacto de Valledupar” case to the Comisión de Acusaciones (Commission of Accusations). This commission is currently investigating individuals with parliamentary immunity, including the former president. The “Pacto de Valledupar” refers to allegations of an illicit agreement made during the 1994 presidential campaign involving Petro and individuals linked to the Cali Cartel. Petro maintains his innocence and asserts he has no connection to the case. The submission of the Fiscalía’s findings marks a significant development in the ongoing investigation. This action initiates a process that could potentially lead to formal accusations against Petro. The information originated from a report published by La Silla Vacía.