Colombia Seeks Constituent Assembly To Reform Constitution
Colombian President Gustavo Petro on Feb. 25 signed a formal request to begin convening a National Constituent Assembly, aiming to rewrite parts of the constitution to advance social and economic reforms. The move requires more than 2 million signatures within six months, with a citizen committee targeting three million, and would proceed to congressional debate, a referendum and Constitutional Court review if thresholds are met. The assembly would address pensions, healthcare, mining rules, data sovereignty and AI.
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Official national constitutional move drives high impact, but limited technical implications and moderate procedural uncertainty reduce immediate applicability.
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