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The fiscal rule has been a cornerstone of Colombia’s economic policy for a decade, and its suspension could signal a significant shift in the country’s approach to managing its public finances.

However, challenges like regulatory delays, governance concerns, and potential impacts on Colombia’s fiscal stability raise questions about the transition’s pace and economic effects.