Court orders ANT to reveal key information about the purchase and allocation of land under Petro's Rural Reform

On August 6, 2026, an administrative tribunal issued a first-instance ruling ordering the National Land Agency (ANT) to disclose detailed information regarding the acquisition and adjudication of lands under President Gustavo Petro’s Comprehensive Rural Reform. The judicial decision follows ongoing legal scrutiny regarding the transparency of the procedures and the allocation of public resources utilized for the government's land reform initiative.

The ruling marks a significant development in the public debate over the oversight of the Rural Reform. By mandating the release of these records, the tribunal aims to ensure greater accountability in the state's land management processes, addressing concerns about how the administration handles the acquisition and distribution of territory within its flagship agrarian policy.