Colombia’s economic think tank, Fedesarrollo, has warned that a more significant fiscal adjustment will be necessary than initially projected in the country’s fiscal framework. This assessment stems from a projected 2.1% of GDP reduction in primary spending. The warning suggests the government may need to implement stricter austerity measures to manage its finances. Fedesarrollo’s analysis indicates a need to reassess current spending plans to maintain fiscal stability. The reduction in the primary balance—the difference between government revenue and non-interest expenditure—signals potential challenges in funding public programs and investments. This development could impact Colombia’s economic outlook and require further policy adjustments. The think tank did not specify which areas would be subject to the cuts.