The Minister of Finance and Public Credit, Germán Ávila, announced his resignation from the post
In that department, Ávila was the second longest-serving head, having held the position for just over 16 months, surpassed only by Ricardo…
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Germán Ávila Plazas was the fourth head of the Finance portfolio in Gustavo Petro's government, taking office in March 2025 as the successor to Diego Guevara. Ávila, 65, spoke of the long journey they have traveled: about 55 years, as he mentions in the letter, in which he also describes the word "resignation" as inevitable, despite it having been excluded from their vocabulary. In the letter, shared on Minhacienda's X account, Ávila evokes a story of 55 years of friendship and shared ideals with the president, expressing satisfaction "for having led a historic process that delivers a more just country turned towards the traditionally excluded majorities," Ávila said.
Furthermore, Now, at the end of the term, the finance minister told Petro: "we lacked time to finish the task.".
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Germán Ávila Plazas was the fourth head of the Finance portfolio in Gustavo Petro's government, taking office in March 2025 as the successor to Diego Guevara.
according to La República (CO)Ávila, 65, spoke of the long journey they have traveled: about 55 years, as he mentions in the letter, in which he also describes the word "resignation" as inevitable, despite it having been excluded from their vocabulary.
according to Semana (CO) — PortadaIn the letter, shared on Minhacienda's X account, Ávila evokes a story of 55 years of friendship and shared ideals with the president, expressing satisfaction "for having led a historic process that delivers a more just country turned towards the traditionally excluded majorities," Ávila said.
according to La República (CO)Now, at the end of the term, the finance minister told Petro: "we lacked time to finish the task."
according to Semana (CO) — Portada
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