Outgoing Colombian President Gustavo Petro delivered his final address from southern Bogotá, focusing on themes of peace and national reconciliation. The speech notably began with a defense of the hat worn by Carlos Pizarro, a historic leftist leader assassinated in 1990. Petro emphasized the importance of the Fuerza Pública (Public Force) in securing lasting peace. The address served as a culmination of his term, highlighting his administration’s commitment to ending Colombia’s long-running conflict. While specific policy details weren’t outlined, the overall message revolved around unity and moving forward. This final speech marks the end of Petro’s presidency and the coming transition to a new administration. The symbolic gesture of referencing Pizarro's hat underscored Petro's continued advocacy for social justice.