The Constitutional Court of Colombia has granted the government 30 days to provide justification for the fiscal impact of its pension reform. This decision follows a review of the reform, with the Court having already deemed almost 90% of its articles constitutional – meaning they are legally sound. The remaining portion of the reform, concerning the fiscal implications, requires further clarification from the government. This request centers on demonstrating the financial sustainability and consequences of the changes to the pension system. The Court seeks to understand how the reform will affect public finances in Colombia. The ruling highlights the importance of a robust fiscal analysis alongside legislative changes impacting long-term social security provisions. This development marks a crucial stage in the implementation of the pension reform in Colombia.