Falling off the bicycle

TL;DR

The year 2026 marks the epilogue of a self-inflicted crisis, impacting public finances, social security, and investment.
The country experienced its worst economic growth in 30 years, with investment falling over 12% due to increased debt and spending.
Major sectors like mining, energy, manufacturing, and construction have experienced significant declines (-8.4%, -4%, and -8.5% respectively).
The destruction of formal employment, purchasing power, and contributions to social security are direct consequences of these sectoral crises.
Despite high budgets and tax reforms, the country faces its highest debt and deficit in history.
The government is accused of undermining the separation of powers and governing by decree, leading to a dire economic outlook for the incoming administration.

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