A dispute over the location of Colombia’s presidential transition ceremony continues as President-elect Gustavo Petro’s lawyer has questioned the legality of using a military garrison for the event. The lawyer has requested intervention from the Attorney General's Office regarding the planned location. This challenge arises after the Senate approved moving the session to Cauca, while the House of Representatives remains undecided. Outgoing President Iván Duque continues to oppose using military installations for the inauguration. The disagreement centers on the appropriateness of a military setting for a democratic transfer of power. The situation underscores ongoing tensions surrounding the transition and highlights a potential legal battle over the ceremony's venue. The final decision on the location remains uncertain.