The Espriella government points the finger at Petro, says it's "the most difficult moment for the economy," and criticizes Colombians for not saving.

Colombian Finance Minister Miguel Gómez stated that the nation's economy is experiencing "the moment most difficult" of its recent history. The remarks were made during the 25th National Cooperative Congress held in Cartagena.

During the event, Gómez directed criticism at President Gustavo Petro and raised concerns regarding a lack of savings among Colombian citizens, drawing attention to household financial habits amidst the broader economic challenges.