Rodrigo Uprimny, a professor and researcher at Dejusticia, offers keen insights into the National Electoral Council's investigation of President Gustavo Petro. He discusses the political motivations behind the investigation, arguing that it may not constitute a 'soft coup' as claimed by Petro. Uprimny navigates the legal complexities of presidential authority and the Council's role, emphasizing the need for reforms to support electoral oversight. The conversation sheds light on the delicate balance of power and the implications for democracy in Colombia.