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TL;DR

Colombia's economic model, focused on public spending, is deemed unsustainable.
Economic growth under the Petro government averaged 1.6% annually, below previous administrations.
Unemployment reduction is linked to temporary and precarious public sector jobs.
The government's spending has led to a historic trade deficit exceeding $16 billion.
Foreign direct investment has fallen by 30%, and capital formation is at 17% of GDP.
Public debt has increased by 68%, with interest costs up by 98%.
The treasury is in a precarious state, relying on short-term debt issuance.
The General Comptroller issued a severe warning regarding public debt evolution.

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