Colombia’s Anti-Terrorism Law requires reform to effectively combat criminal financing while upholding constitutional guarantees. The call for revision focuses on preventing arbitrary expansion of punitive powers. The issue centers on balancing the need to address illicit financial networks with the protection of fundamental rights outlined in the Colombian Constitution. Concerns have been raised regarding potential overreach in the application of the law. The discussion originates from analysis published by *La Silla Vacía*. Reform is needed to ensure the law remains compliant with constitutional standards while achieving its security objectives.