Emergencia económica: ¿qué es y cómo funcionan los decretos con fuerza de ley en el país?

TL;DR

Colombia is declaring an economic emergency to address a critical fiscal and budgetary situation.
The measure is intended to help recover around $16 billion to balance the 2026 budget.
This follows the Congress's rejection of the financing/tax reform project.
An economic emergency allows the President to issue decrees with the force of law for up to 30 days, extendable up to 90 days per year.
Decrees must be directly related to the crisis, proportional, temporary, not worsen workers' social rights, and are subject to automatic constitutional control.
The emergency does not suspend democracy; Congress can modify or repeal decrees, and the Constitutional Court exercises strict control.

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