Colombia has lifted the general suspension on carrying firearms trinc President **Abelardo de la Espriella**'s signing of Decree 1368 of 2026.
## Presidential Decree
The President of **Colombia**, **Abelardo de la Espriella**, has signed **Decree 1368 of 2026**. This measure lifts the general suspension that was previously in place regarding carrying firearms in the country. The decision opens the door to a significant change in security policy and access to weaponry for citizens.
## Context of the Measure
The suspension on carrying firearms has been a policy implemented in **Colombia** at various times, seeking to reduce violence and crime. However, the recent signing of this decree by President **Abelardo de la Espriella** indicates a turn in this strategy. Details regarding the conditions and requirements for the new firearm carriage will be established through specific regulations.
## Implications for Security
The lifting of the suspension on carrying firearms in **Colombia** could have various implications for the country's security. The effectiveness of this measure and its impact on crime rates will be subject to analysis and monitoring in the coming months, once the new provisions are fully in force.
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