Illustration showing the suspension of a 25 trillion peso pension transfer by Colombia's State Council, with judges, documents, and concerned citizens.
Illustration showing the suspension of a 25 trillion peso pension transfer by Colombia's State Council, with judges, documents, and concerned citizens.
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Conselho de Estado suspende transferência de 25 trilhões de pesos na reforma da previdência

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O Conselho de Estado suspendeu provisoriamente o Decreto 415 de 2026, que autorizava a transferência de recursos de fundos privados para a Colpensiones. A medida afeta 120.000 afiliados e congela totalmente a transferência de quase 25 trilhões de pesos.

O tribunal superior adotou a decisão em duas etapas. Em 28 de abril, suspendeu a transferência de 20 trilhões de pesos correspondentes a afiliados que ainda não haviam consolidado seus direitos previdenciários. Ontem, estendeu a suspensão aos 5 trilhões de pesos restantes, que deveriam ser transferidos na quinta-feira e pertenciam a pessoas com pensões já reconhecidas.

O presidente Gustavo Petro criticou a medida e afirmou que "o Conselho de Estado acaba com o direito à aposentadoria". O ministro do Trabalho, Antonio Sanguino, disse que existem razões "extralegais" e acusou o tribunal de interferir nas competências do Tribunal Constitucional.

Em contraste, o presidente da Asofondos, Andrés Velasco, saudou a decisão por proteger as economias previdenciárias. A candidata presidencial Paloma Valencia disse que a Colpensiones possui recursos suficientes para pagar as pensões atuais sem as transferências.

O que as pessoas estão dizendo

As discussões no X focam na suspensão do Decreto 415 pelo Conselho de Estado, com veículos de imprensa reportando o congelamento de 25 trilhões de pesos em transferências para a Colpensiones e os impactos sobre 120.000 afiliados. As reações incluem citações da decisão judicial mencionando um excesso de poder regulatório, críticas do governo por meio do ministro Sanguino questionando a lógica, e o presidente Petro defendendo a reforma enquanto ameaça ações judiciais. Usuários céticos observam riscos às economias privadas e motivações políticas.

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