Colombia’s government will seek a rise in the minimum wage for 2026 that is “significantly” above the rate of inflation, Labor Minister Antonio Sanguino told Blu Radio.
- Govt hasn’t yet made a decision on the exact amount, Sanguino said
- Inflation is expected to end 2025 at around 5.2%, the minister added
- Colombians can expect a good “Christmas gift”
- The minister said the minimum wage has increased 38% in nominal terms during the administration of President
Gustavo Petro and it hasn’t affected the economy or the jobless rate - Formal talks that include the government, worker unions and business leaders will start ...
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