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Finance Colombia is posting this US SSA notice in full to help ensure affected readers see this important information.

The real headline grabber should be Banco de la República, which — in its infinite wisdom — has chosen to ignore the other 99% who understand that 13.25% overnight rates choke off an economy.

With a deadline looming, Sanitas reached a distribution agreement with pharmaceutical management firm Audifarma to avert the crisis — for now.

Daniel Quintero's ticket got humiliated, the Diaz kidnapping signals rising insecurity, voters dissatisfied with Petro, "Total Peace" not working.

The plan was ambitious from the onset, but talks with the country’s two most important criminal groups, the ELN and the EMC, appear to be unraveling.

The nonstop three-and-a-half-hour flight departs Colombia's second largest city each day at 12:30 pm local time.

This is a country where banks still charge you for the privilege of looking after your money. Dickensian some would say.

A cyber-breach at Colombia’s prosecutor’s office has exposed the identities of more than 100 US law enforcement agents and scores of their Colombian and global counterparts.

Operators, providers, and other companies included in the regulation may face sanctions from the Superintendence of Industry and Commerce if they fail to comply.

Will Banco de la República upgrade its November meeting to a "decision" meeting in order to cut rates from 13.25% and start the easing cycle?