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Media Partnerships

//Finance Colombia is glad to support the efforts of event organizers domestically and internationally. We offer several different levels of collaboration based on your objectives & constraints.

Finance Colombia is glad to support the efforts of our event organizer partners domestically and internationally. We offer several different levels of collaboration based on your objectives & constraints.

Basic

Finance Colombia offers the following:

  • 728×90 OR 300×250 banner ad in rotation on all article pages and front page
  • 1 email announcing the event to our subscriber base before the event. You provide HTML
  • 12 social media posts: up to 1 per week, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn
  • 1 pre-event article announcing and promoting the event
  • 1 post-event article

 

You offer the following:

  • 3 all access media passes (editor, photographer, assistant) for events within Colombia, or 2 all access media passes for events outside of Colombia, including privileges of paid attendees (meals, event receptions, functions, etc.)
  • Prominent listing as media partner with our logo (and link on electronic media) on all print and electronic promotional materials, event programs, etc. including stage backdrops, and photographer’s curtains.
  • Table and suitable space to share our promotional material (primarily offering free subscriptions to attendees) and permission to offer free subscriptions to attendees
  • Airfare + Hotel to and from the event per our travel policy:
    • International, Bogotá: 1 hotel room (official event venue hotel) & 2 business class airfares
    • Rest of Colombia: 2 hotel rooms & 2 business class round trip fares
    • Events in Medellín do not require hotel room or air travel

Speaker / Moderator

We offer each other all of the above plus…

Finance Colombia offers:

  • 2 additional articles, promoting our participation, plus promoting the event (3 total).
  • 2 more promotional emails (up to 1 per month, maximum)
  • Cross platform promotion – banner ads on our other publications & social media channels as relevant: Finance Americas, Cognitive Business News, Lorenmoss.com, Unido Digital Media
  • Social media promotion, participation & engagement during the event
  • Active promotion of our participation via publisher & publication LinkedIn channels & groups, social media
  • Assistance & outreach (as necessary) with identifying & recruiting other speakers, invited guests & experts
  • Finance Colombia editors/publisher will  prepare and give relevant presentations and/or moderate up to 2 sessions, in English or Spanish

 

You offer:

  • Access to any VIP / optional extra-cost event functions
  • Full exhibit space during the event
  • 1 additional all-access exhibitor pass

 

Sponsor Package

We offer each other all of the above plus:

Finance Colombia offers:

  • Video and written interviews of speakers and/or organizers during the event (up to 5).
  • 12 additional social media posts (24 total)
  • 3 pre-event articles promoting the event, such as interviews with speakers
  • 3 (minimum) post-event articles highlighting the event’s success
  • Distribution of your content (such as white papers, reports, etc.) via Finance Colombia: Articles & banners with links to download
  • 2 additional email blasts (spread out, no more than 2 per month)

 

You offer:

  • $5,995 USD
  • 1 additional air fare & hotel room per above policy
  • Listing as silver level sponsor or above (or equivalent)

 

Additional Options

  • Keynote Speaker: Loren Moss, publisher of Finance Colombia will deliver opening or closing keynote presentation, researched and relevant to the event, English or Spanish $6,000 in addition to above – Speaker/Moderator or Sponsorship package
  • Outbound Marketing: A team of 3 of our bilingual outbound sales associates will contact and invite attendees to your event $11,000 USD / month

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Grupo Cibest Says Higher Fed Rates Would Limit Room for a Cheaper Dollar in Colombia

Futures price Fed rates at 4.50%–4.75% by mid-2027, which would cut another 75 basis points from the carry behind Colombia's strong peso.
Posted On October 2, 2026
, By Editorial Staff
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GeoPark Joins Ecopetrol and Drummond in the Race to Drill Colombia’s First Fracking Well

Drummond eyes a 2027 well in Cesar, Ecopetrol's new chief pledges "responsible fracking," and GeoPark has yet to name a block.
Posted On October 2, 2026
, By Loren Moss
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FDN, J.P. Morgan and MUFG Close $1.2 Trillion COP Loan to Widen Bogotá’s Autopista Norte

Existing tolls back the debt, Ashmore owns half, and the lenders' counsel cites a larger figure than the borrower's side.
Posted On October 2, 2026
, By Loren Moss
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Philippines Approves Health Certificates for Colombian Beef and Pork, Opening a New Asia-Pacific Export Market

The opening lands as Colombia's beef export volumes have fallen 44.6% this year, according to DANE data.
Posted On October 2, 2026
, By Loren Moss
A group poses with a Colombian flag and a tricolor ribbon in front of a Colombia tourism map at a Paris trade fair stand.
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Colombian Delegation Expects More Than $11 Million USD in Tourism Deals From IFTM Top Resa in Paris

Avianca and nine other Colombian exhibitors held 208 meetings with buyers from five continents at a Paris travel trade fair.
Posted On October 2, 2026
, By Loren Moss
Daniel Mitchell in a white Acoplásticos vest and Ana Garibello in a dark blazer standing at a plastics trade fair booth
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ColombiaPlast Opens in Bogotá With More Than 320 Exhibitors After a 15% Rise in 2024 Plastics Exports

Italy groups eight firms in a pavillion as recyclers, resin makers and machinery suppliers court Colombian converters.
Posted On October 2, 2026
, By Loren Moss
Leonardo Villar reads remarks at a lectern in front of a 60th Convención Bancaria backdrop in Cartagena.
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Banco de la República’s Leonardo Villar Links the Colombian Peso’s Surge to Deficit Financing

Villar calls it a paradox: a deficit that should sink a currency lifted the peso, and low-skilled wages rose more than 50% in dollars.
Posted On October 2, 2026
, By Loren Moss
Metal trays of drill core are stacked in rows inside a storage shed while two workers sweep and tidy the floor.
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Jaguar Uranium Reports Magnet Rare Earths in Retained Drill Core at Colombia’s Berlin Project

Core drilled in Caldas more than a decade ago returned up to 3,570 ppm rare earth oxides, including neodymium and dysprosium oxides.
Posted On October 2, 2026
, By Loren Moss
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Petro Criticizes the Police Raid That Killed ‘Bendito Menor,’ Even Though His Own Government Failed to Capture the Narco Boss for Four Years

Narco-influencer 'Bendito Menor' is dead. Gustavo Petro is criticizing the raid that finally got him.
Posted On September 28, 2026
, By Loren Moss
Mónica Gil Ryan and three others stand with donated boxes and bags of supplies in front of a floatplane
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When the Earthquake Ends, Who Stays?

An arts benefit raised $192 million COP while relief flights moved about 20 tons of aid. The harder test, she argues, comes next.
Posted On September 28, 2026
, By Monica Gil
Office towers in Bogotá, Colombia
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Grupo Cibest Cuts Colombia’s 2027 Growth Forecast as Fiscal Adjustment Tests the Investment Rebound

Grupo Cibest sees 2027 growth anywhere from 0.9% to 3.9% as El Niño, a 7.9% deficit and a 12% policy rate test the rebound.
Posted On September 28, 2026
, By Loren Moss
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Colombia Taps Airplan for a New Rionegro Terminal While the Second Runway Waits on Land and Money

Rionegro's runway can take 37 million passengers a year. Its terminal can't, and the minister wants local governments buying land now.
Posted On September 28, 2026
, By Loren Moss
Portrait of Joaquín Gutiérrez Caballero in a blue pinstripe blazer and white shirt in front of light curtains
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Ecopetrol Installs One of President de la Espriella’s Campaign Managers as CEO

The new chief executive has no listed oil experience and takes over as the government warns oil and gas reserves are running short.
Posted On September 28, 2026
, By Loren Moss
Geovany Andrés Rojas, alias Araña, stands among US law enforcement officials in front of a jet
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Colombia Extradites Comandos de la Frontera Leader “Araña” to San Diego on Narco-terrorism Charges

A former FARC peace-accord signatory who sat at Petro's negotiating table now faces a count carrying a 20-year minimum in San Diego.
Posted On September 28, 2026
, By Loren Moss
A man in a Collective Mining vest examines a rock sample with a hand lens while two others look on
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Collective Mining Maps Out Separate Copper and Tungsten Circuits for Apollo Ahead of 2027 License Filing

Apollo's copper test produced a concentrate grading 27.2% copper and 3,504 g/t silver. Locked-cycle testing comes next.
Posted On September 28, 2026
, By Loren Moss
A speaker at a podium addresses an audience under a thatched open-air pavilion in Quimbaya, Quindío
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Colombia Commits More Than $3 Billion COP to Quindío’s Earthquake-Hit Tourism Sector

Grants, training and a possible airfare tax cut aim to bring tourists back to Colombia's earthquake-hit coffee region.
Posted On September 28, 2026
, By Loren Moss
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A possible rate cut tied to sustainability targets, a first for AFD in Colombia, marks EPM's third credit deal with the French agency.
Posted On September 28, 2026
, By Loren Moss
A speaker at a podium addresses guests seated at round tables in front of an illuminated Bogotá sign.
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Medellín gets daily flights first and Bogotá goes daily in March 2027. Cali, the fourth city Frontier asked Aerocivil for, is missing.
Posted On September 23, 2026
, By Loren Moss
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Services contributed 57% of August's price rise as minimum-wage indexation spread, Bancolombia's economists say.
Posted On September 22, 2026
, By Loren Moss
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A black marble monolith, a salvaged altimeter and a cornerstone in La Unión mark 10 years since the crash that killed 71 people.
Posted On September 22, 2026
, By Loren Moss
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Nearly a decade of growth, two new routes, and a bet that low fares can keep pulling Colombian travelers toward Aruba.
Posted On September 22, 2026
, By Suzanne Latre
VaxThera headquarters - photo © Loren Moss
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Colombia's SURA-backed biotech eyes a bigger role in global health as yellow fever cases surge across South America.
Posted On September 16, 2026
, By Loren Moss
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Two department leaders who had never boxed traded punches for charity — and one is already lining up his next opponent.
Posted On September 16, 2026
, By Loren Moss
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Even with a valid permit, carrying a gun in Colombia stays a conditional favor, never a constitutional right.
Posted On September 15, 2026
, By Loren Moss
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EPM Becomes First Colombian Utility Certified to Operate Drones

Behind the certification: 22 drones, 56 pilots, and a safety system EPM has been building since 2018.
Posted On September 15, 2026
, By Loren Moss
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The same campaign also pushed a second high-grade target, Las Maras, deeper down-dip, turning up splay veins the model hadn't mapped.
Posted On September 15, 2026
, By Loren Moss
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The offense also bars anyone convicted from working with or owning animals for up to four years.
Posted On September 15, 2026
, By Loren Moss
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A razor-thin mandate, an Ecopetrol scandal, and a fracking myth now test Colombia's energy reset.
Posted On September 15, 2026
, By Loren Moss
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, Colombian President Abelardo De La Espriella, and Foreign Minister Omar Bula Escobar at the signing ceremony in Barranquilla, Colombia, September 8, 2026.
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Quake aid, a 21st-century Patriot Plan and a bid to be Washington's top security partner sit behind the new pacts.
Posted On September 14, 2026
, By Loren Moss
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A spectacular view may add significant value, but it also makes it important to understand the soil conditions, drainage systems and stability of the surrounding area.
Posted On September 14, 2026
, By Andrea Guerra
Two women sit on a bench working on laptops in a glass-walled hallway with trees visible outside.
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SoftBank, LAVCA and other global names join Medellín's VC forum as 20 funds size up 35 local startups.
Posted On September 14, 2026
, By Loren Moss
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Insurers have paid out a fraction of the tab so far — and the claims window stays open two more years.
Posted On September 14, 2026
, By Loren Moss
A driver filling up at their tank at the gas pump.
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Colombia’s Peso Rally Curbs Inflation Less Than a Selloff Would Fuel It, Bancolombia Finds

A weaker dollar hasn't given Colombians the price relief textbook economics predicts, and a peso reversal could hurt more.
Posted On September 14, 2026
, By Loren Moss
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The measure traces to a 2015 holiday-season decree and survived three presidencies before Tuesday's repeal.
Posted On September 8, 2026
, By Loren Moss
Colombia's trade minister and Japan's state minister of Economy, Trade and Industry shake hands in Tokyo
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A 2012 trade pact still missing two chapters, a Tokyo sit-down, and what Toyota wants before it expands assembly in Colombia.
Posted On September 8, 2026
, By Loren Moss
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Why a seven-year-strong peso is a mixed blessing for Colombia's exporters, tourism operators and its own government books.
Posted On September 8, 2026
, By Loren Moss
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Horasis Global Summit Comes to Medellín for the First Time in Colombia

The four-day gathering brings Colombia's new vice president and 700-plus global speakers to a university campus in Medellín.
Posted On September 8, 2026
, By Loren Moss
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Potatoes jumped 8.5% in August as perishable food costs hit a 9.32% annual pace amid disasters.
Posted On September 8, 2026
, By Loren Moss
Commerce, Industry and Tourism Minister Mauricio Gómez Amín speaks into a microphone as a military officer stands guard behind him.
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Quibdó gets a new waterfront, five road projects and seed capital for 1,000 entrepreneurs in a push to transform Chocó's economy.
Posted On September 8, 2026
, By Loren Moss
Illuminated Inravision public media system sign on its Bogota headquarters at night
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Colombian Court Denies Cepeda’s Bid to Restore Peace Radio Programming

A Bogotá judge found no censorship in the shutdown of local news on Colombia's 20 peace-accord radio stations.
Posted On September 8, 2026
, By Loren Moss
Delegates from Chile, Colombia, Mexico and Peru sit around a conference table at Mexico's Secretaria de Economia.
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Colombia Pledges to Send Pacific Alliance-Singapore Trade Deal to Congress

Trade officials from four countries met in Mexico City as Bogotá tries to convince investors the rules of the game won't change.
Posted On September 8, 2026
, By Loren Moss
Petro's government made a pact with the Gulf Clan.
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Leaked audio shows Colombia's peace office offering a truce to a cartel that then more than doubled in size.
Posted On September 8, 2026
, By Loren Moss
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Medellín Mayor Accuses Quintero Brothers of Running $1 Trillion COP Corruption Network

Federico Gutiérrez alleges a $1 trillion COP contracting scheme moved money through Panama to Miami as more Quintero-era hearings loom.
Posted On September 8, 2026
, By Loren Moss
Cartagena's Bocagrande skyline showing beachfront hotel towers
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Occupancy, RevPAR and foreign arrivals all slid in July even as domestic travelers picked up the slack.
Posted On September 8, 2026
, By Loren Moss
The main headquarters building of the Banco de la República in downtown Bogotá.
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Colombian Peso Surges 7.5% in July as Dollar Weakens and Central Bank Holds Rate

Local dollar sales and a global slide in the greenback drove the rally, though Bancolombia expects part of it to reverse in August.
Posted On September 8, 2026
, By Loren Moss
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Earthquake Reflections: Plastic Bag Factory

A photo essay from Pereira: scavengers risk injury pulling scrap machinery from a collapsed plastic bag factory.
Posted On September 8, 2026
, By Rupert Stebbings
Colombian Minister Mauricio Gómez Amín and Japanese State Minister Toshiro Ino shake hands in front of a GREEN×EXPO 2027 mascot and poster
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De la Espriella Government Moves to Revive Japan Trade Talks, Court Toyota and Mazda Investment

Mazda quit building cars in Colombia in 2014. Now Bogotá wants it back, plus a Toyota EV project, as it pushes to reopen 2012 trade talks.
Posted On September 8, 2026
, By Loren Moss
Bowls of Caribbean-style rice topped with fried plantain chips.
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Posted On September 8, 2026
, By Loren Moss
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Colombia’s Mobile Networks Kept Failing for Hours After the August Earthquake, Ookla Data Show

Battery life decided who stayed connected long after the shaking stopped — and Starlink closed the gap in under 30 hours.
Posted On September 8, 2026
, By Loren Moss
A mother embraces her young son at a cafe table set with pastries during breakfast.
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A Bancolombia-built gauge of Colombian news sentiment posted its strongest sustained reading since 2024, even as its August gains stalled.
Posted On September 4, 2026
, By Loren Moss
Manizales, Colombia skyline at night
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Collective Mining Confirms No Staff Injuries, Directs Earthquake Aid to Manizales

The Caldas gold explorer emerged unscathed from the magnitude-7.4 quake, and is now funding recovery efforts in Manizales.
Posted On September 4, 2026
, By Loren Moss
Aerial view at sunset of a roll-on/roll-off vehicle carrier docked at Puerto Bahía with rows of cars staged for loading.
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Operating income at the Cartagena port fell 44% in a record cargo quarter, and the $29 million USD profit came from assets already sold.
Posted On September 4, 2026
, By Loren Moss
Cargo truck on a rural highway in Colombia
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Ore from a 250-year-old Antioquia district is moving to Trafigura again, but the real payday waits on a plant that is not finished.
Posted On September 4, 2026
, By Loren Moss
Aerial view of a solar panel farm
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Colombian Solar Developer Erco Energía Raises $129 Million USD in a Series-C Co-led by Ventures EPM

Axon has backed the Medellín solar developer since its Series B; the cash funds new generation across Colombia.
Posted On September 4, 2026
, By Loren Moss
Erika Zarante smiles with one hand on the main landing gear tire of a LATAM aircraft on the airport ramp.
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Eight aircraft overnighting, on-site engine work, 700 contact center agents: LATAM's Medellín base now does far more than fly passengers.
Posted On September 4, 2026
, By Loren Moss
Nine people in business attire stand in a row before a wood-paneled wall with Colombia's coat of arms and the MinTIC name.
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Platforms say they already remove over 90% of recruitment content. Colombia's new ICT minister wants 100%, and weekly proof.
Posted On September 4, 2026
, By Loren Moss
Tourism guild representatives and ministry officials seated around a long conference table with a screen showing a rural scene
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Posted On September 4, 2026
, By Loren Moss
Ecopetrol headquarters in Colombia.
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Ecopetrol Replaces Five Vice Presidents Amid Broader Government-Driven Overhaul

Colombia's new government pushes ahead with its Ecopetrol shake-up, swapping five vice presidents weeks after Ricardo Roa's exit.
Posted On September 4, 2026
, By Loren Moss
Close-up of a quartz mineral ore specimen
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First assays from Soma Gold's Escondida drill program hint at a bigger vein than the mine has tapped so far.
Posted On September 4, 2026
, By Loren Moss
Copper Giant field crew resting on the trail during exploration work at the Mocoa project
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Denarius Metals Leads $31 Million CAD Financing for Copper Giant as Trafigura Signs 10-Year Offtake on Colombia’s Mocoa Project

Trafigura's 10-year offtake and Denarius's equity stake give Copper Giant a funded path toward Mocoa construction.
Posted On September 4, 2026
, By Loren Moss
Edwin Urrego, executive loan officer at Kennedy Funding, standing at a window overlooking an office campus.
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Kennedy Funding Closes $1.26 Million USD Refinance on Cartagena-Area Land

A New Jersey private lender sourced a 20-hectare Cartagena-corridor land deal through Colombian commercial mortgage brokers.
Posted On September 4, 2026
, By Loren Moss
Audience in the ANDICOM 2026 hall in Cartagena watching Minister Alexandra Falla Zerrate on stage video screens
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Colombia’s ICT Minister Opens ANDICOM 2026 by Asking Industry to Co-write a 2026–2030 Technology Plan

Seven questions, five missions and a 100-day list: what Colombia's new tech plan asks of operators and industry.
Posted On September 4, 2026
, By Loren Moss
Portraits of the six new nominees to the Ecopetrol board of directors
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Finance Ministry Moves to Reshape Ecopetrol’s Board at September 15 Shareholder Meeting

Six new directors, a bylaw rewrite and a wave of acting executives: what the Nation wants from Ecopetrol's September 15 vote.
Posted On September 4, 2026
, By Loren Moss
Samaritan's Purse staff load relief cargo onto a 767 aircraft bound for Colombia.
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Samaritan’s Purse Airlifts 48 Tons of Relief Supplies to Earthquake-Hit Colombia

Samaritan's Purse launched the airlift as Colombia's UNGRD raised the earthquake death toll to at least 273, with thousands still displaced.
Posted On September 4, 2026
, By Loren Moss
Two men holding microphones sit on an outdoor stage below a lit Cinemotion Labs screen and an ADFC festival banner.
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Cinemotion Labs Wraps Debut Medellín Edition, Plans Return for 2027

Víctor Gaviria and Rodrigo Lalinde closed Cinemotion Labs' debut Medellín run before more than 100 people as organizers plan a 2027 edition.
Posted On September 4, 2026
, By Loren Moss
A LATAM Airlines Airbus A320neo banking in flight over the ocean at sunset, with clouds in the sky.
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Fuel Costs Nearly Halve LATAM’s Quarterly Profit While Revenue Climbs 28%

In Colombia, LATAM carried 5.2 million passengers in the first half, with Bogotá–Montería up 27% and Cartagena up 11%.
Posted On September 4, 2026
, By Loren Moss
Colombia's technology minister Alexandra Falla Zerrate with the ministry's two new vice ministers and secretary general.
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Colombia’s Technology Minister Swears In Two Vice Ministers and a Secretary General

Rural household internet crossed 50% for the first time in 2025. The urban-rural gap still stands at about 20 points.
Posted On September 4, 2026
, By Loren Moss
A masked worker holds a handheld instrument beside racks of drill core in wooden boxes under a bamboo-framed shed.
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Outcrop Silver Cuts 0.71 Meters of 1,646 g/t Silver at Morena Ahead of Resource Update

Eight of 14 Morena holes came back weakly mineralized. Outcrop Silver says they still confirm the vein's continuity.
Posted On September 4, 2026
, By Loren Moss
Shrink-wrapped pallets of canned Goya tomato sauce and mixed vegetables stacked in a warehouse.
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Goya Routes Five Truckloads of Food Into Colombia’s Earthquake Zone

The same relief group that moved Goya's 100,000 pounds into Venezuela in June is now running daily distributions in western Colombia.
Posted On September 4, 2026
, By Loren Moss
Raw gold nugget on a wooden surface
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Quimbaya Gold Grants 37 Capital Option on Non-core Berrío Gold Project in Antioquia

The non-dilutive option nets Quimbaya cash and a 19.9% stake in the buyer, sharpening its focus on the Segovia drill program.
Posted On September 4, 2026
, By Loren Moss
Avianca Cargo ground crew loading relief supplies onto a cargo plane
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LATAM and Avianca Resume Pereira Flights as Matecaña Airport Reopens

Flights resume below pre-quake capacity as Colombia's confirmed earthquake death toll reaches 329 and repairs continue.
Posted On September 4, 2026
, By Loren Moss
Colombia's ICT and Justice ministers pose with mobile carrier representatives in front of a MinTIC sign in Bogotá.
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Colombia Enlists Mobile Carriers to Block Extortion Calls From Prisons

Falla and Cancino ask Claro, Tigo and WOM to help silence contraband phones used to order extortion from behind bars.
Posted On September 4, 2026
, By Loren Moss
Mountain access trail to Collective Mining's Guayabales project in Caldas, Colombia
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Collective Mining Completes Access Road for Guayabales Adit, Sets Trap Underground Drilling for Q1-2027

The Caldas gold explorer wraps early works and lines up underground rigs to test Trap, the Ramp Zone and Plutus over the next two years.
Posted On September 4, 2026
, By Loren Moss
Illustration of a phone recording alias Falcon during the DNI meeting, alongside Sociedad de Activos Especiales documents
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Colombia’s Spy Chief Offered Seized Cartel Assets for Tips on a Disputed Plot Against Petro

Two jailed cartel bosses used a recorded meeting to test what Colombia's spy agency would trade for information.
Posted On September 3, 2026
, By Loren Moss
Headshot of Arif Jhuman from an Ontario Provincial Police wanted notice.
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Police Capture Fugitive Canadian Narcotics & Firearms Suspect in Medellín Gym

A US arms-trafficking case and an Ontario parole violation caught up with him mid-workout in El Poblado.
Posted On September 3, 2026
, By Loren Moss
Photo: Brava Energy (LinkedIn)
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Colombia’s Ecopetrol Takes Control of Brazil’s Brava Energia in $1.2 Billion Deal

Financed by an intercompany loan, the deal closed as Ecopetrol navigates a leadership shakeup at home.
Posted On September 3, 2026
, By Loren Moss
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Bogotá, Antioquia and Valle del Cauca Concentrate Half of Colombia’s Regional Economy, Bancolombia Data Shows

Coal, oil, and gas dependence leaves parts of Colombia's regional economy exposed as consumption-led growth cools.
Posted On September 3, 2026
, By Suzanne Latre
Two men are seated on stage in black director’s chairs during a panel at Cinemotion Labs (an audiovisual production and post-production event in Medellín, Colombia). The man on the left has white/gray curly hair, is dressed in a white shirt and white pants, and is holding a microphone. The man on the right has gray hair and a mustache, is wearing a blue patterned Hawaiian-style shirt, and is also holding a microphone.
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Cinemotion Labs Highlights Medellín’s Push to Become a Regional Film Production Hub

Colombia's film incentives and a week of workshops in Medellín aim to turn the city into a regional production hub.
Posted On September 3, 2026
, By Suzanne Latre
Colombian President Abelardo de la Espriella, center at the podium, stands with members of his Cabinet following an extraordinary security council meeting in Barranquilla on August 23, 2026. Photo courtesy of the Presidency of Colombia.
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De la Espriella Orders Crackdown on Irregular Migration in Colombia, with Deportations to Begin This Week

De la Espriella’s deportation order signals a sharp turn in Colombia’s migration policy, shifting from years of regularization and integration toward stricter enforcement, and potentially affecting hundreds of thousands of Venezuelans.
Posted On September 3, 2026
, By Jadin Samit Vergara
Colombian President Abelardo de la Espriella signs extradition orders to the United States, with presidential legal secretary Andrés Barreto in the background. Photo courtesy of the Presidency of Colombia.
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De la Espriella Reactivates Five Extraditions to the United States Suspended During Peace Talks

President Abelardo de la Espriella ordered five extraditions to the US that had been suspended during peace talks, signaling a sharp break with the previous government’s “Total Peace” policy.
Posted On September 3, 2026
, By Jadin Samit Vergara
Javier Pava Sanchez speaks during a meeting at UNGRD headquarters in Bogota.
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Petro’s Disaster Chief Recommended Turning Away Foreign Rescue Teams, His Own Letter Shows

Four countries offered rescuers. A UNGRD letter signed at 1:45 p.m. said Colombia did not need them.
Posted On September 3, 2026
, By Loren Moss
A man with his phone and a 5G pole. Courtesy of Mintic
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Colombia’s Fixed Internet Access Reaches 10.49 Million as 5G Users Hit 10 Million

Fixed telephone lines keep shrinking even as fiber, mobile data, and 5G networks expand across Colombia.
Posted On September 3, 2026
, By Suzanne Latre
ANDICOM 2026 thumbnail featuring Hernan Diaz of CINTEL
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ANDICOM 2026 Unleashes Its Largest Academic Agenda Yet as AI Takes Center Stage in Cartagena

CINTEL's academic coordinator says this year's four-day Cartagena congress will host over 180 speakers from 40 countries.
Posted On August 28, 2026
, By Loren Moss
Rendering of an Embraer E195-E2 jet in LATAM livery flying over Santiago with the Andes behind
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LATAM Airlines Secures $505 Million USD to Finance 11 Aircraft, Tying $400 Million USD to Emissions

It is LATAM's first sustainability-linked financing for Embraer jets, part of a plan to end 2026 with more than 410 aircraft.
Posted On August 25, 2026
, By Loren Moss
US Senator Bernie Moreno (top center), US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth (left), and Colombian Defense Minister Jorge Eduardo Mora (right), during a meeting on regional security cooperation, Panamá City. Photo courtesy of Colombia’s Ministry of Defense.
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Three US Announcements the Colombian Government Still Needs to Explain

Three US announcements signal rapidly expanding ties with Colombia, but key questions remain. Joint military operations, regional security coalition and a proposed $1 USD billion aid package are now in focus.
Posted On August 25, 2026
, By Jadin Samit Vergara
María Consuelo Araújo attends the “Proyecto Colombia: Construir el País Juntos” event organized by Grupo PRISA on August 5, 2026. Photo courtesy of the Cámara Colombiana de la Infraestructura.
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María Consuelo Araújo to Become Colombia’s New Ambassador to the United States

President Abelardo de la Espriella named María Consuelo Araújo as ambassador to the US, returning to diplomacy a former foreign minister from a political family marked by paramilitary and kidnapping cases.
Posted On August 20, 2026
, By Jadin Samit Vergara
Colombia’s new comptroller general, Jorge Eliécer Laverde, left, shakes hands with Senate President Honorio Henríquez after the vote that elected Laverde to the post. Photo courtesy of the Senate of the Republic of Colombia.
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Colombia Elects New Comptroller General to Oversee Public Spending and Government Finances

With support from government allies and the opposition, Laverde takes charge of Colombia’s top fiscal watchdog as a new administration begins.
Posted On August 20, 2026
, By Jadin Samit Vergara
A mural showing artisanal mining in Supía Colombia, where Collective Mining has participated funding of municipal improvement projects.
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Collective Mining Reports Zero Lost-Time Injuries, $1.45 Million in Community Investment

Collective Mining reports workforce growth and strong community investment alongside its 2025 exploration campaign.
Posted On August 20, 2026
, By Suzanne Latre
A farmer in Sucre, one of the departments covered by the insurance.
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Colombia Contracts Parametric Insurance to Protect 14,402 Smallholder Farmers Ahead of El Niño

Colombia has launched parametric agricultural insurance covering 14,402 smallholder farmers across five departments.
Posted On August 19, 2026
, By Suzanne Latre
Five men were extradited to the US.
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Colombia Extradites Five Nationals to the US Over Drug Trafficking and Arms-Diversion Charges

Case links alleged Syria-based arms network to ELN cocaine shipments Colombia’s National Police extradited five Colombian nationals to the United States on August 6, 2026, handing them over to US federal authorities in connection with investigations into drug trafficking, money laundering and transnational...
Posted On August 18, 2026
, By Suzanne Latre
The police seized meat unfit for consumption.
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Medellín Seizes Nearly Three Tons of Meat Deemed Unfit for Human Consumption

Four people were arrested after authorities discovered an unauthorized meat-processing operation in Medellín's Prado neighborhood on July 23.
Posted On August 18, 2026
, By Suzanne Latre
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Medellín Mayor Takes Alleged Corruption Money Trail to FBI

Medellín Mayor Federico Gutiérrez is taking new evidence to U.S. authorities to trace money allegedly moved abroad in a corruption probe.
Posted On August 18, 2026
, By Suzanne Latre
Ecopetrol headquarters in Colombia.
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Ecopetrol Wins Auction to Take Control of Brazil’s Brava Energia

Ecopetrol completed its Brava Energia takeover auction on August 5, acquiring 25% and moving toward a 51% controlling stake in Brazil.
Posted On August 16, 2026
, By Suzanne Latre
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Analysis: De la Espriella Confronts a Security Collapse, an Earthquake and a Congress He Does Not Control

He won by 250,830 votes, then a 7.4 quake hit on day three. What the security program now costs, and who has first claim on it.
Posted On August 16, 2026
, By Loren Moss
Ecopetrol oil and gas company headquarters in Bogotá, Colombia
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Ecopetrol Convenes 2010 and 2013 Bondholders to Vote on Solar Park Merger

Two shareholder-approved bond votes on August 18 will decide the fate of Ecopetrol's merger with its solar subsidiary.
Posted On August 13, 2026
, By Loren Moss
Tecnoglass at the New York Stock Exchange (photo © Loren Moss)
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Tecnoglass Absorbs a Tariff Shock While Its Backlog Hits a Record Amidst Record Q2 Results

Tariffs hit Tecnoglass margins hard, but the company's own numbers suggest the pain is temporary — and the stock hasn't priced that in.
Posted On August 13, 2026
, By Loren Moss
Banco de Bogotá
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Colombia’s Financial Regulator Proposes Emergency Relief Rules for Earthquake-Affected Borrowers and Insurance Claimants

The draft rules would let banks stretch loan terms, waive default fees and fast-track insurance payouts for quake survivors.
Posted On August 13, 2026
, By Loren Moss
Aris Mining.
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Aris Mining Reports $179 Million USD Adjusted EBITDA in Q2 2026 as Marmato Expansion Nears First Gold

Record first-half capital spending at Segovia and Marmato keeps the gold producer on a path toward 500,000 ounces of annual output.
Posted On August 12, 2026
, By Elle F. Yap
Morocco and Western Sahara (image: Finance Colombia)
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Colombia Recognizes Morocco’s Sovereignty Over Western Sahara, Reversing Petro-Era Support for Sahrawi Independence

Bogotá's about-face aligns Colombia with a UN-backed autonomy plan, unsettling Algeria and the Polisario Front.
Posted On August 12, 2026
, By Loren Moss
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