Abelardo De la Espriella has largely filled his administration’s leadership positions, with a clear preference for individuals from the private sector. An analysis of 279 appointments reveals that the Defensores party is the most heavily represented within the new government. The appointments also indicate a decrease in the number of officials originating from Bogotá, suggesting a wider geographical outreach, or a deliberate move away from the capital’s influence. This pattern raises questions about potential political patronage and the balance of representation in the new administration. Details regarding the specific roles and qualifications of appointees are expected to be released in full reports. This trend highlights a potential shift in the governing style and priorities of the Abelardo administration. La Silla Vacía originally reported on these findings.