Emergencia económica: una eventual caída sería manejable pero acabaría el tiempo para postergar un recorte al gasto

TL;DR

President Petro warns of severe economic risks if the Constitutional Court rejects the economic emergency declaration.
Six consulted experts largely agree that the economic situation would remain manageable even without the emergency declaration.
Experts argue that the country would not be left unfunded, as permanent revenues and borrowing capacity would persist.
The main consequence of the declaration's failure would be the loss of the exceptional tool to modify revenue or spending without Congress.
Some experts suggest Petro's statements may serve as public pressure on the Court.
Concerns exist regarding the legal fragility of the tax decrees, particularly those affecting alcohol and tobacco.
The Colombian Chamber of Infrastructure has raised concerns about potential impacts on infrastructure projects and legal stability if certain resources are reallocated.

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