Colombia’s Minister of the Interior, Liliana De la Espriella, proposes relocating government offices to different cities. However, analysts emphasize this constitutes territorial *deconcentration*, not true decentralization of power. Simply moving entities doesn't shift decision-making authority away from the central government. While relocating offices can improve regional access to state services, it doesn’t inherently redistribute political or financial control. The initiative aims to bring the state closer to the regions but falls short of fundamental structural change. True decentralization requires devolving authority and resources, a step not currently being taken. Critics argue that focusing solely on relocation overlooks the core issues of equitable power distribution.