A Colombian government bond swap last October may have violated constitutional principles by shifting financing costs to future administrations in exchange for short-term liquidity relief, an audit by the comptroller general’s office found.
A Colombian government bond swap last October may have violated constitutional principles by shifting financing costs to future administrations in exchange for short-term liquidity relief, an audit by the comptroller general’s office found.
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