The right to peace is a sui generis constitutional right that has been matter of discussion on few occasions by the Constitutional Court, especially if it’s taken into consideration that Colombia has been, for over 70 years, in a permanent situation of internal armed conflict. With the peace negotiations between the National Government and FARC-EP, it becomes appropriate to review the performance of the state organ in charge of guarding the integrity and supremacy of the Constitution regarding this right, giving it a new definition and proposing that the Constitutional Court Plenary, in fulfillment of the role given by the Article 241, exercises its judicial review duty of the peace agreements reached by the parties in the peace dialogues.