Colombia’s proposed pension reform, a key initiative of the Gustavo Petro administration, is once again under review by the Constitutional Court. The court is currently deciding whether to return the legislation to Congress for further revisions – this would be the third time. Sources indicate that if returned, the reform is likely to fail passage in the legislative body. The reform seeks to overhaul Colombia’s pension system, addressing issues of coverage and sustainability. Its future now hinges on the court’s decision, which could significantly impact the government’s agenda. The situation creates a political impasse, as the government urgently needs the reform to pass. La Silla Vacía originally reported the story.