The board of directors of Colpensiones unanimously appointed Diego Alejandro Urrego Escobar as the interim president of the entity. ^[1] Diego Urrego's primary responsibilities include guaranteeing the operation and continuity of services provided to millions of Colombians and following up on administrative processes. ^[2] The meeting was chaired by the Minister of Labor, Natalia López, who serves as the delegate of the President of the Republic, Abelardo De La Espriella. ^[3] Urrego must ensure efficiency in attention and response to affiliates, especially regarding pension recognition, updating labor histories, and timely payment of benefits. ^[4] Diego Urrego Escobar will lead the organization on a provisional basis until a permanent president is officially selected. ^[5] Former president Jaime Dussan resigned from his position on August 7, 2026, after leading the entity for 44 months. ^[6]