Recent reports clarified that Decree 1346 of 2026 issued in Colombia does not constitute a prohibition of protests. The decree, originating from De la Espriella, pertains solely to the appointment of a public official. This clarification addresses concerns circulating regarding potential restrictions on citizens' rights to assemble and protest. Social protest remains a constitutionally protected right within Colombia. The initial interpretation of the decree sparked debate, prompting further examination of its specific stipulations. Authorities confirmed that the decree’s purpose is administrative and does not infringe upon the fundamental right to peaceful demonstration. La Silla Vacía initially reported on the matter, contributing to the widespread discussion.