Colombia’s government, under Abelardo, has been slower to implement changes via decree than initially pledged. The administration promised 90 decrees in its first days, but after one month, none have been signed concerning the announced topics. However, progress has been made in undoing measures from the previous Petro government, led by De la Espriella. This focuses on revoking prior governmental actions. The current pace contrasts sharply with the initial ambitious timeline presented. The situation raises questions about the effectiveness and speed of the new administration's implementation strategy. This development was reported by *La Silla Vacía*.