An artificial intelligence analysis of 1,460 sentences from the last seven presidential inaugurations in the country, beginning in 2002, reveals distinct characteristics of current President Abelardo’s speech. The study highlights that Abelardo’s address contains the most references to institutions and divine entities compared to previous leaders. Notably, his speech also demonstrates the highest level of criticism directed at his predecessors. This analysis, conducted by *La Silla Vacía*, provides a data-driven perspective on the rhetorical strategies employed by Abelardo. The research suggests a deliberate emphasis on institutional strength, faith-based messaging, and a clear distancing from prior administrations. Further investigation into the implications of these findings is ongoing, offering valuable insight into the new president’s governing approach. This represents a marked shift in tone and focus from past inaugurations within the nation.