Outgoing Colombian President Gustavo Petro uses his last presidential speech to call on supporters to protect his government’s social and economic reforms. According to reporting from multiple outlets, Petro tells supporters to resist efforts by the incoming administration to roll back or alter aspects of the reforms, with particular focus on labor law changes. The remarks are framed as a warning that the transition could bring adjustments to the country’s legal framework for workers. Petro’s appeal emphasizes loyalty to the policies he implemented during his term and encourages supporters to be prepared to defend them politically. The outlets describe the speech as his final direct address from the presidency, with Petro positioning the reforms as central to his administration’s agenda. Overall, the coverage converges on the same core message: Petro asks his base to maintain support for the reforms and to oppose changes related to labor regulation proposed or pursued by the next government.