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Outgoing Colombian president refused to allow Simon Bolivar's sword to be used for inauguratio so...

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First published at 01:57 UTC on August 8th, 2022.

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After the Centre-Right Outgoing President of Colombia Ivan Duque refused to lend one of the 2 Simon Bolivar's Original Swords for the Leftist President-elected Gustavo Petro Inaguration, Mr. Petro made his first action as President of Colombia:
— Issued an Executive Order to the Colombian Army bring the Sword to his inaguration, against the last order of Mr. Duque.

Simon Bolivar (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sim%C3%B3n_Bol%C3%ADvar), also known by the people of North Andean countries as "El Libertador" or "Caesar of the Tropics", was the Military Leader responsible for the founding of Gran Colombia, a political entity that from Bogotá, capital of the current Republic of Colombia, ruled all the territories that today comprise modern Peru up to Guyana Esequibo

Although for some such an act is seen as irrelevant, especially the foreigners participating on the event, for some, mainly in the Colombian Right, it was seen with bad eyes, given Petro's approach to the Chavista Regime and his past with Far-Left Guerrillas (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/19th_of_April_Movement) and Narco-trafficking Groups

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