Colombia proposes decrees to regulate protests, census indigenous guards

Colombian officials, led by De la Espriella, have proposed two draft decrees that would impose new rules on public protests and create a census of indigenous guards. The move signals a tightening of state control over social mobilization, likely in response to recent unrest. The decrees are at proposal stage and face legal and political hurdles, with indigenous groups likely to contest the census as an infringement on autonomy.