The government of Colombia, led by President Gustavo Petro, has reversed a decree concerning pension fund investments. The now-rescinded directive would have required private pension funds to invest 30% of their resources in foreign markets. This decision comes before the decree had a chance to be implemented. The reversal signals a shift in policy regarding how pension funds are managed within Colombia. Details of the reasons behind the change have not been fully released, however, the move impacts the financial strategies of private pension entities operating within the country. The information originated from a report published by *La Silla Vacía*.