The Green Party, a key ally to Colombia’s Historical Pact, is fracturing in its relationship with the government of Abelardo. Internal debate centers on the party’s future course: becoming an opposition force or declaring complete independence. Senator Andrea Padilla champions the latter option, advocating for a full break from the current administration. This move signals growing dissent within the coalition supporting President Abelardo. The party’s decision stems from disagreements on political strategy and potentially policy direction. This split could significantly impact the government’s ability to pass legislation and maintain stability. Further details are emerging from reporting by *La Silla Vacía*.