Congress members from the Democratic Center propose overturning the Total Peace agreement and changing the rules for negotiating with armed groups: what the initiative entails

Lawmakers from the Centro Democrático party have formally introduced a legislative reform package in the Congress of the Republic of Colombia. The primary initiative seeks to dismantle the current "Total Peace" policy and establish new rules for conducting negotiations with armed groups.

The proposal aims to overhaul the existing legal framework governing peace talks in the country, marking a significant legislative challenge to the current government's approach to handling armed organizations.