Spain’s left-wing political factions are urging their government to withhold approval of Carlos Mejía as Colombia’s new ambassador. The request stems from Mejía’s past as a prominent supporter of former Colombian President Álvaro Uribe and his perceived opposition to the peace agreement between the government and the now-disbanded FARC rebel group. A spokesperson for a segment of the Spanish coalition has labelled Mejía an “enemy” of the peace process, raising concerns about his suitability for the diplomatic role. This opposition highlights ongoing political divisions surrounding the Colombian peace accord. The debate centers on whether an individual with a history of criticizing the agreement should represent Colombia in Spain. La Silla Vacía first reported the developing situation, signaling potential diplomatic challenges. The Spanish government's decision will likely have repercussions for Colombia-Spain relations.