Colombia's Constituent Assembly signed and approved a new Constitution recognizing the country's ethnic and cultural diversity. Indigenous rights and a transitional provision concerning Black communities created important bases for collective claims. The change challenged an exclusionary model of nationhood, while recognition still required laws, resources and enforcement.
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Colombia's new Constitution recognized ethnic and cultural diversity.
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The Constitution provided a basis for collective claims while further legislation and enforcement remained necessary.