Two Colombian presidential candidates, Cepeda and De la Espriella, are facing increased scrutiny regarding their adherence to constitutional limits protecting the country’s democracy. Beyond evaluating their policy proposals, observers are focusing on whether their actions and platforms align with the Colombian constitution. The analysis centers on six key constitutional tests the candidates must overcome to demonstrate their respect for democratic principles. This assessment comes as the election cycle intensifies and concerns grow about potential challenges to Colombia’s institutional framework. The focus is on ensuring any future administration operates within the bounds of the law and upholds democratic norms. This scrutiny aims to safeguard the stability and legitimacy of the electoral process and subsequent governance. The article originates from La Silla Vacía, a Colombian investigative journalism outlet.