Colombia issues new rules for official advertising spending under rescue law

The Colombian government has introduced regulations requiring official advertising and publicity contracts to meet criteria of effectiveness, transparency, and objectivity. This is part of the broader 'rescue law' framework, likely aimed at curbing discretionary spending. The move signals tighter fiscal governance but its immediate market impact is limited.

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