Colombian president proposes sentence reductions for corrupt officials who inform on accomplices

Colombian President De la Espriella has proposed reducing sentences for corrupt officials who report their accomplices, framing the measure as a tool to dismantle criminal networks within the state. The president also accused the previous administration of engaging in 'vagrancy typical of the worst mafias,' signaling a sharp political rupture. The proposal's scope and legal pathway remain unclear, but it marks a notable shift in anti-corruption policy.