Environmental activists and Indigenous leaders are urging Colombia to permanently reject fracking, independent of ongoing electoral processes. The call to action was made during discussions at climate talks in Bonn, Germany. Advocates argue that a ban on the controversial extraction method should not be contingent on political outcomes. They emphasize the potential environmental and social risks associated with fracking, particularly for Indigenous communities. The activists are seeking a definitive policy decision to protect Colombia’s natural resources and ensure community rights. This pressure comes as Colombia considers its energy future and the role of fossil fuels within it. The groups involved hope to influence the Colombian government’s stance on fracking through international attention and advocacy.