Just eleven days before leaving office, Colombian President Gustavo Petro’s administration is embroiled in a new corruption scandal. Allegations have surfaced involving sisters Juliana and Verónica Guerrero, accused of offering businesses preferential access to state contracts. The sisters reportedly requested commissions and upfront payments, leveraging alleged connections within the national government. They purportedly promised to facilitate contract acquisition across various state entities. The accusations center on influence peddling and potentially unlawful enrichment through the exploitation of their purported government ties. This scandal adds to a series of controversies that have plagued the Petro administration, raising questions about transparency and ethical conduct. Further investigations are expected to determine the validity of these claims.