José Manuel Restrepo, rector de la Universidad EIA y exministro, le refuta a Petro las cuentas de la deuda pública

TL;DR

Colombia's total public debt is projected to exceed 400 trillion pesos by August 2026, a significant increase from 2022.
Interest payments alone are expected to reach over 420 trillion pesos, nearly doubling the total debt service costs.
Economic growth is outpacing by public spending and bureaucracy, while tax revenue targets are consistently missed.
Public spending is increasing uncontrollably, alongside a rise in the cost of borrowing due to increased country risk.
The suspension of the fiscal rule removes a key macroeconomic anchor, allowing for larger, unchecked deficits.
Private investment is at its lowest in over two decades, attributed to high tax burdens and economic emergencies.
Proposed solutions include restoring the fiscal rule, implementing austerity measures to reduce state size, revising tax and regulatory structures, and developing a transparent fiscal plan.

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