Regulator Quits as Colombia Pressures Pensions to Invest Locally

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The head of financial regulation at Colombia’s finance ministry, Monica Higuera, has quit, citing differences of opinion with the government.

Bogota, Colombia, Ministerio de Hacienda y Credito Publico, Ministry of Finance and Public Credit government building built in 1940

 Regulator Quits as Colombia Pressures Pensions to Invest Locally

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