A long-standing conflict between factions aligned with former Colombian President Álvaro Uribe and Senator Paloma Valencia ("Abelardismo") has reached a temporary truce. The dispute stemmed from a power struggle for leadership within the Colombian right wing. While tensions have eased, the underlying competition for dominance remains evident and unresolved. This truce signals a potential shift in the dynamics of the right-wing political landscape in Colombia. The agreement doesn't eliminate the rivalry but represents a pause in open hostilities between the groups. The future leadership of the right remains a key question as both sides position for influence. This development was reported by La Silla Vacía, a prominent Colombian news outlet.

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