COAn internal report by the Risk Vice Presidency of Colpensiones revealed that 17 technological development projects of the entity, which manages part of Colombia’s retirement savings under the pension reform, are experiencing delays in implementation despite being scheduled to be completed by the end of the current administration. The report, commissioned by the office during the final year of former president Jaime Dussán’s tenure, highlights significant gaps in progress across initiatives such as transforming work history records, managing forced collection payments, and developing digital strategies. As of May 2026, only 13 out of these projects were underway, with an average budget execution rate of 32% and varying levels of completion between 15% and 66%. Eight of these projects showed deviations from planned activities, affecting the efficiency of services provided to contributors and retirees.
Bias read (Center): The article presents factual findings from an internal report without overtly favoring any political side. It reports on delays in technological projects managed by Colpensiones, a state-run institution central to Colombia’s pension system, but does not take a stance on whether these delays are due
