A recent government planning meeting revealed key priorities for its term, sparking significant debate. These include a plan described as a “miracle cycle” aimed at reversing access to abortion, a move to withdraw from the United Nations, and a proposal to allow citizens deemed “decent” to bear arms. The unveiled agenda signals a sharp turn towards social conservatism and a bolstering of national sovereignty. Details remain scarce regarding the specific mechanisms for each initiative, but the announcements have drawn immediate criticism from opposition groups. Advocates fear the abortion reversal plan will endanger women’s health and rights. The move to exit the UN raises questions about international cooperation and Colombia’s global standing. The government defends its plans as necessary to protect national interests and values.