Francisco Chaux, who previously served as Vice Minister of the Interior and Vice Minister of Justice during the administration of former President Iván Duque, has been appointed Deputy Attorney General. This appointment marks a return to public service for Chaux following his tenure in the Duque government. Details surrounding the appointment were initially reported by La Silla Vacía. The role of Deputy Attorney General is a significant position within Colombia’s oversight system. While the specific responsibilities and implications of this appointment are still unfolding, it represents a key personnel change within the nation’s control structure. This move is likely to draw scrutiny given Chaux's past association with the previous administration. Further analysis will focus on how this appointment impacts the current political landscape.