Justice, Once Again

TL;DR

The Constitutional Court has provisionally suspended the wealth tax's second installment for non-profit organizations and companies in liquidation.
Industry associations and business groups argue that the wealth tax discourages investment and endangers formal employment.
Previous judicial decisions have halted government actions, including pension fund transfers and a health decree.
The government has responded to these judicial interventions by accusing the courts of defending the wealthy and conspiring against the people.
The article contends that the government's rhetoric and actions are not progressive but resemble tyrannical extremism, contrasting it with historical progressive achievements through institutions.
The author emphasizes that Colombia's high courts and oversight bodies are functioning as intended by the Republic, protecting institutions despite pressure.
The article asserts that upholding the 1991 Constitution is crucial and that allowing it to be disregarded is unacceptable.

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