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State Council suspends partial transfer of $25 trillion to Colpensiones
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Colombia's State Council suspended Chapter 5 of Decree 415 of 2026, ordering AFP to transfer $25 trillion immediately to Colpensiones. The precautionary measure affects savings of those who switched regimes but have not yet met pension requirements. Asofondos requested extending the suspension to the remaining $5 trillion.
Colombia's State Council provisionally suspended Decree 0182 of 2026, which reorganized health insurers territorially and capped the number of providers per region. The decision follows a lawsuit by Representative Katherine Miranda warning of forced transfers of millions of users to Nueva EPS.
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The National Government filed an appeal before the Council of State to reverse the provisional suspension of a $25 trillion transfer from private funds to Colpensiones. The precautionary measure was issued on April 28 against Decree 415 of 2026. The ministries defend the decree's legality within the pension reform framework.
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The Administrative Court of Antioquia issued a precautionary measure against Decree 182 of 2026, which planned to transfer more than six million affiliates to Nueva EPS. The judge found that the regulation would create a high concentration of users and endanger their freedom of choice. The government was ordered to refrain from implementing it until the underlying controversy is resolved.
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