Colombia becomes eighth country in the world with a feminist foreign policy
By Salome Beyer Velez - June 26, 2025
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Colombian Senate approves labor reform, President Petro’s “greatest legacy”
By Salome Beyer Velez - June 20, 2025
Contract irregularities and data retention scandal shake oil giant Ecopetrol, Colombia’s largest company
By Salome Beyer Velez - June 20, 2025
Colombia elected to sit on United Nations security council
By Alfie Pannell - June 6, 2025
Journalist Jineth Bedoya abandons 25 year-long legal fight in Colombia against her presumed kidnappers and rapists, claiming State negligence
By Salome Beyer Velez - May 1, 2025
Former minister says Colombia’s President Petro addicted to drugs, provides no proof
By Salome Beyer Velez - April 24, 2025
Extraditing criminals to the U.S. remains a sore spot in Colombia
By Alfie Pannell - April 9, 2025
Carlos Lehder, co-founder of Medellín Cartel, freed days after arrest in Colombia
By Alfie Pannell - March 31, 2025
Petro said Mexican cartels control Colombia’s armed groups; experts say otherwise
By Alfie Pannell - March 26, 2025
The Ángel Law: How Colombia is cracking down on animal cruelty
By Salome Beyer Velez - March 13, 2025
At least seven killed on Sunday in renewed clashes in Colombia’s Catatumbo region
By Alfie Pannell - March 10, 2025
A town in Colombia’s embattled Catatumbo fights to keep children in school
By Alfie Pannell - February 21, 2025
Tibú, a town at the center of Colombia’s worst humanitarian crisis in a decade
By Alfie Pannell - February 18, 2025
Officials identify two people found in Medellín’s La Escombrera mass grave
By Salome Beyer Velez - February 5, 2025
Despite agreement on deportation flights, further spats may await US-Colombia relations
By Alfie Pannell - January 29, 2025