Abelardo, in Colombia, has signed a decree altering the regulations surrounding protests. This decision arrives just hours before the first planned opposition march against the current government in Colombia. The new regulations introduce a shift, prioritizing dialogue but not always mandating it. The decree modifies the existing rules governing demonstrations and the rights of protesters. While dialogue remains a key element, the compulsory nature of certain processes has been adjusted. This change comes amidst rising political tension and ahead of significant planned demonstrations. The specifics of the modified rules are expected to be closely scrutinized by opposition groups in Colombia.