El Gobierno normaliza la deuda pendiente con empresas y proveedores mientras sostiene el superávit

In May, the government made significant strides in reducing its 'floating debt,' which dropped to $1.4 trillion, nearly halving the nominal debt. This move to normalize the debt with businesses and suppliers comes as the government continues to maintain a superávit, showcasing a balanced fiscal approach. This development is crucial as it indicates the government's commitment to financial stability and improving relations with private sector partners, which could bolster economic confidence and growth. The reduction in debt also suggests an effective management strategy that could lead to lower interest rates and better credit terms for businesses.