Le gouvernement Petro alourdit la masse salariale de l'État de 22 000 milliards de pesos

13 juin 2026

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Le gouvernement de Gustavo Petro termine son mandat avec une augmentation de 22 700 milliards de pesos de la masse salariale de l'État et un déficit budgétaire ajusté à 5,3 % du PIB.

Au cours des trois dernières années, le déficit primaire du gouvernement national central est passé de 3 200 milliards à 63 000 milliards de pesos.

Le ministère des Finances a relevé la projection des dépenses totales à 431 000 milliards de pesos pour 2026, soit 7 300 milliards de plus que prévu initialement.

Les recours en protection de la santé ont augmenté de 17,9 % entre 2024 et 2025, atteignant 312 500 dossiers.

L'Observatoire budgétaire de l'Universidad Javeriana a souligné que l'augmentation du salaire minimum a ajouté 1 300 milliards de pesos aux dépenses de personnel.

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