Colombian President Gustavo Petro continues to allege fraud in recent elections, claiming anomalies with seven million votes. However, investigations into the evidence presented by Petro reveal inconsistencies. Specifically, metadata was not lost, and a traceable record of votes exists, contradicting claims of manipulation. Furthermore, some conclusions drawn in Petro's legal challenge have been described as misleading. The assertions are being scrutinized by electoral authorities and media outlets, like La Silla Vacía, which reports on the weaknesses in the proof offered. These findings cast doubt on the validity of Petro’s claims and fuel ongoing political tensions within Colombia. The situation remains fluid as further analysis of the election data is expected.