The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has raised concerns over Colombia’s reform plans under President Gustavo Petro. The IMF’s evaluation highlights potential financial strains these reforms might introduce to the country’s public finances. Ceyda Oner, leading the IMF mission in Colombia, emphasized the need for adjustments to meet fiscal rules if these reforms proceed. Despite these […]
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