Colombia’s Ombudsman’s office is requesting a reevaluation of the suspension of 20 community radio stations established as part of the 2016 peace agreement. These stations, known as “Emisoras de Paz” (Peace Radio Stations), have had their independent programming removed and are now linked to broadcasts originating from Bogotá. The Ombudsman argues this action disregards the unique nature of these stations and violates the terms outlined in the Final Peace Agreement. The National Radio and Television Commission (Inravisión) imposed the changes, effectively centralizing control. These radio stations were created to provide a voice to marginalized communities in formerly conflict-affected areas. The decision raises concerns about the government’s commitment to the peace process and freedom of expression. The Ombudsman believes the stations’ specialized character and original agreement should be respected.