The government of De la Espriella projects that Colombia’s debt will reach 66.2% of the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) by 2027. This figure represents the highest debt level in the nation’s history. The forecast is based on the recently presented budget proposal by the administration. Experts suggest that Minister De la Espriella will likely need to implement measures to further increase borrowing capacity. This escalation stems from a combination of economic pressures and government spending. The projected debt level raises concerns about Colombia’s financial stability and future economic growth. The situation demands careful fiscal management to avoid a worsening crisis.