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Record first-half capital spending at Segovia and Marmato keeps the gold producer on a path toward 500,000 ounces of annual output.

Bogotá's about-face aligns Colombia with a UN-backed autonomy plan, unsettling Algeria and the Polisario Front.

The three companies moved medicine into Chocó just over 48 hours after the quake.

Three foreign nationals wanted by the United States, Panama and the Netherlands were detained in and around Medellín within one week, highlighting the city's growing cooperation with Interpol and international law-enforcement agencies.

US vocalists Jillian Harrison-Jones and Sandy Lomax join Medellín’s Big Band for a night of blues, jazz and soul

A social-investment CEO argues that patient, listening-led capital — not quarterly returns — is what actually finances lasting change.

A country-by-country accounting of who is sending what after Colombia's earthquake, and how readers abroad can help.