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Why Colombia’s Tax Reform Is Probably Dead — and What It Means for Foreign Residents
Colombia's Senate approved relocating the August 7 inauguration to Cauca with a 55 to 32 vote. Analysts suggest this marks the president-elect's first congressional win after losing the Senate presidency, indicating his ability to build majorities and the opposition's weakness. The article also addresses implications for foreign residents.
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