This report from La Silla Vacía examines the scope of power Colombian President Abelardo de la Espriella holds without Congressional support. The article details what actions the President can legally take independently and where his authority is constrained by the need for legislative approval. It focuses on the political landscape as of July 24, 2026, and analyzes potential challenges stemming from a divided government. The piece aims to inform readers about the specific limitations de la Espriella faces in governing. Understanding these boundaries is critical for assessing the feasibility of the President’s agenda. Ultimately, the report offers insights into the dynamics of power-sharing and potential political roadblocks in Colombia.