A new report led by the Fiscal Observatory of the Pontificia Universidad Javeriana and Carf indicates Colombia will need to implement fiscal adjustments equivalent to 4-5% of its GDP to maintain net debt around 60% of GDP. The study highlights the necessity of controlling public spending and potentially increasing revenue. The findings suggest that without these measures, Colombia’s debt levels could become unsustainable. The report does not specify which areas should face cuts or tax increases, but emphasizes the scale of adjustment required. Researchers warn that failing to address the debt could limit future economic growth and investment. The analysis provides a critical assessment of Colombia’s fiscal position and offers recommendations for long-term economic stability.