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The Colombian Senate voted to move the inauguration location out of Bogotá, while the President-elect proposed a military base in Cauca.

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The Colombian Senate voted to move the inauguration location out of Bogotá, while the President-elect proposed a military base in Cauca.

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ColombiaAbelardo de la EspriellaGustavo Petro

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  1. Tensions over executive power and succession rise as Abelardo de la Espriella asks the legislative body to convene the inauguration session in Cali.Sub-event
  2. President-elect Abelardo de la Espriella proposes a distributed governmental structure in Colombia.Sub-event
  3. Senate moves inauguration out of Bogotá; President-elect seeks military base in Cauca.1 source

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