Colombia’s Political Landscape Shifts: Outsider Leads Ahead of June 21 Runoff
Following a surprising first-round lead by an ‘authority and order’ candidate on May 31, Colombia prepares for a decisive runoff election on June 21.
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Colombia Eyes June 21 Runoff After Shock First-Round Election Results
Colombia prepares for a runoff election on June 21 after a surprising first-round result saw an authority and order candidate take the lead.
Colombia Heads to Polls for 2026 Presidential Election
Polls have opened across Colombia for the first round of the presidential election to select the leader for the 2026-2030 term.
Colombia Prepares for Pivotal Presidential Election Tomorrow
Colombians head to the polls on May 31 for a presidential election viewed as a critical referendum on the policies of the country’s first leftist president, Gustavo Petro.
New Hope in Bogota: Deep Brain Stimulation for Treatment-Resistant Depression
Colombian neurosurgeons are utilizing deep brain stimulation surgery to offer new hope to millions suffering from treatment-resistant depression and bipolar disorder.
Diplomatic Tension: Colombia and Bolivia Trade Expulsions of Diplomats
Colombia and Bolivia have expelled each other’s diplomats following accusations of interference in internal affairs, testing a century of friendly relations.
Diplomatic Rift: Colombia Expels Bolivian Charge d’Affaires
Colombia has expelled Bolivian charge d’affaires Ariel Percy Molina Pimentel in a reciprocal move after Bolivia asked Colombian Ambassador Elizabeth Garcia to leave.
Rescue Efforts Underway After Coal Mine Blast Traps 12 in Colombia
Emergency teams are racing to rescue 12 miners trapped after a gas explosion at a legally operated coal mine in Sutatausa, Colombia.
Colombia Mourns as Military Plane Crash Death Toll Rises to 66
Colombia faces its worst military aviation disaster as recovery efforts continue following a March 23 plane crash that killed 66. Authorities investigate the cause.
Colombia Joins International Energy Agency as 33rd Member
Colombia joins the International Energy Agency as its 33rd member, bolstering Latin America’s influence in global energy policy and sustainable development initiatives.
Ex-Colombian Senator Arrested Over Paramilitary Ties
Former Colombian senator Jorge Anibal Visbal Martelo arrested for alleged paramilitary links, highlighting ongoing challenges in governance and security.
Colombia Bolsters Border Security Amid Fears of Venezuelan Refugee Influx
Colombia deploys military forces along Venezuelan border following U.S. strikes, preparing for potential refugee surge while maintaining diplomatic channels.
Colombia Champions Climate Action Amid UN Child Poverty Warning
Colombia leads climate efforts as UN warns 6 million more children in Latin America could face poverty by 2030 without urgent action.
Colombia Bombings Kill 18; President Labels Armed Groups as Terrorists
Deadly bombings in Colombia leave 18 dead as President Petro designates armed groups as terrorist organizations, halting peace talks.
Colombian Senator’s Assassination Sparks National Uncertainty
Colombia faces heightened tensions after Senator Miguel Uribe Turbay, a presidential candidate, dies from a campaign rally shooting, raising concerns over political stability.
Colombia’s Ex-President Uribe Convicted in Historic Bribery Trial
Colombia’s ex-President Álvaro Uribe convicted of witness tampering and fraud in historic trial, marking a legal milestone for the nation.
Colombian Designers Lead Sustainable Fashion Revolution
Colombian designers are pioneering sustainable fashion with eco-friendly materials and traditional techniques, addressing global environmental challenges.
China and Colombia Mark 45 Years of Diplomatic Relations
Chinese President Xi Jinping and Colombian President Gustavo Petro celebrate 45 years of diplomatic relations between China and Colombia.
Colombia Embraces the Chinese Spring Festival with Enthusiasm
Colombians in Bogotá celebrated the Chinese Spring Festival on January 25, with events hosted by the Chinese Embassy and the Colombian and Chinese Chamber of Commerce, marking cultural and economic ties.
Colombia and U.S. Resolve Impasse Over Migrant Deportations
Colombia announces it has resolved its dispute with the U.S. over accepting deported migrants, resuming cooperation on migration issues.