The Colombian government of Gustavo Petro has dissolved the Ministry of Equality and is distributing its functions, programs, and resources among four other entities: the Ministry of the Interior, the Ministry of Finance (Hacienda), the Ministry of Justice, and the Department of National Planning (DPS). These entities will have one year to fully integrate the responsibilities previously held by the MinIgualdad. The decision signals a significant restructuring within the Petro administration. Details on the specific allocation of programs and resources were not immediately available. This move follows the government’s recent announcement of administrative reforms aimed at streamlining operations. La Silla Vacía first reported on this redistribution of governmental functions. The dissolution of the Ministry of Equality raises questions about the future of equality-focused policies in Colombia.