Colombia's national assets have dramatically declined during President Petro’s term, shifting from a surplus of 137 trillion pesos to a deficit of -273 trillion. This financial downturn is attributed to factors including increased future pension obligations for teachers and military personnel, unpaid legal judgments against the state, and the rapid growth of autonomous funds. The situation signals a significant fiscal challenge for the nation. These liabilities have outpaced the growth of national assets, creating an unprecedented economic strain. Critics argue the current administration's policies have exacerbated these existing financial pressures. The report from La Silla Vacía highlights a concerning trend in Colombia’s financial management under the current government, raising questions about long-term economic stability.