Economist: De la Espriella's first 100 days mix populism, fiscal adjustment, authoritarian drift

The Economist's analysis of Colombian President De la Espriella's first 100 days highlights a populist style, fiscal adjustment, and allegations of authoritarianism, including low tolerance for dissent and a security policy shift. The media approach is described as a 'gratifying spectacle' for crime-weary Colombians. This signals a potential governance shift in Colombia, with implications for domestic politics and investor confidence.

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