Efectividad del gobierno Petro en el Congreso no llegó al 5% durante el segundo semestre del 2025

TL;DR

The executive branch achieved only 4.5% effectiveness in passing legislation during the second legislative semester of 2025.
Only one of 22 initiatives, the General Budget of the Nation for 2026, was approved.
Key projects like the financing law, economic reactivation plan, and agrarian jurisdiction faced significant hurdles or were stalled.
The health reform was archived in the Senate, with an appeal currently pending.
Legislative effectiveness has declined throughout Petro's term, dropping from 33% in the first two legislatures to 4.5% in the current period.
Upcoming elections and the end of the legislative year have weakened incentives to advance the government's agenda.
A backlog of 328 projects from previous legislatures contributes to legislative congestion.
Congress conducted 105 political oversight exercises, including debates, public hearings, and motions of censure.
The executive branch identified 7,079 regulatory alerts in 2025, with the Ministry of Finance leading regulatory activity.
The limited legislative success raises questions about the government's ability to implement its priorities before the end of its term.

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