The government of Abelardo de La Espriella secured a key victory in Congress regarding the selection of new members for the National Electoral Council (CNE). The opposing “Pact” coalition aimed to elect three magistrates to the CNE, but ultimately only succeeded in securing two positions. This outcome represents the government’s first significant win in a power struggle with the Pact. The selection process was reportedly contentious, with disputes over accounting and political maneuvering influencing the results. This development signals a shift in the balance of power within the Colombian legislature concerning electoral oversight. The article, originally published by La Silla Vacía, details the specifics of the election and the implications for future political decisions. It suggests internal disagreements and strategic miscalculations hindered the Pact's objectives.