Colombia anti-corruption reform omits union lobbying, adds constitutional hurdles

Colombia's anti-corruption reform fails to address lobbying by major trade unions and imposes unnecessary constitutional changes to regulate lobbying. The reform's scope is narrower than its stated goal, leaving key influence channels untouched. This matters because it signals limited political will to curb corruption ahead of upcoming elections.

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