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A 6.3 magnitude earthquake shook central Colombia, causing panic and damage, especially in Paratebueno. The quake struck at 8:08 am, about 170 kilometers from Bogotá, with no serious injuries reported. …
6.3 Magnitude Earthquake Shakes Central Colombia, Causes Building Damage Read More
Colombian Senator Miguel Uribe was shot during a campaign event in Bogotá, with details on his condition still unclear. The Democratic Center party condemned the violence, noting the attack’s unacceptability. …
Colombian Senator Shot at Campaign Event in Bogotá Read More
Colombia has retracted a previously issued statement favoring Pakistan after talks with an Indian delegation, which was led by Congress MP Shashi Tharoor. The change reflects Colombia’s improved understanding of …
Colombia Withdraws Support for Pakistan, Backs India on Terrorism Read More
Colombia’s labor unions are on a 48-hour strike supporting President Gustavo Petro’s push for a referendum on labor law reforms. This strike follows repeated rejections of reform proposals by Congress, …
Colombian Unions Strike: Support for Labor Law Referendum Grows Read More
Colombia’s film industry is facing potential challenges from proposed U.S. tariffs on audiovisual content. Local filmmakers, including Juan Pablo Solano from Jaguar Bite, express concerns about the sustainability of independent …
Colombia’s Film Industry Thrives Amid Deadline Concerns Over U.S. Tariffs Read More
Colombian lawmakers blocked President Petro’s labor reform referendum, which aimed to limit workdays to eight hours and mandate double holiday pay. This is the third attempt at passing reform after …
Colombian Lawmakers Block President Petro’s Labor Reform Referendum Read More
The New York Times investigation found no substantial evidence linking many deported Venezuelans to the criminal organization Tren de Aragua, despite claims made by President Trump during their deportation. The …
Investigative Report: No Evidence Linking Deported Venezuelans to Tren de Aragua Read More
Colombia’s government has unveiled a proposed referendum concerning labor reforms that aim to enhance employee rights and benefits but may hinder job creation. The questions include mandatory health insurance for …
Colombia’s Proposed Labor Reform Referendum: Key Questions and Challenges Ahead Read More
Oxenhope tennis player Fran Jones collapsed during a match in the Colsanitas Cup in Bogota, forcing her withdrawal. She experienced challenges due to altitude and her rare genetic condition. Jones …
Fran Jones Collapses During Match at Colsanitas Cup, Withdraws with Health Concerns Read More
Colombia’s government, led by Deputy Minister Mauricio Jaramillo, is implementing a strategic plan to enhance youth engagement in public policy. This initiative focuses on crime prevention through education, employment, and …
Colombia Initiates Comprehensive Plan to Empower Youth Read More