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Petro declared a public holiday to boost turnout for protests supporting his reforms, but low numbers and Congress resistance weakened his agenda.

Colombia's January retail sales surged 10.1% (vs. 4% expected), electronics up 50%, vehicles 23%, as manufacturing grew 1.9%.

Colombia paradoxically boasts many female executives despite high female unemployment, showcasing talented role models in leadership positions.

ANATO Vitrina turistica drew 50,000 attendees from 46 countries. The vibrant event in Bogotá is the most important Tourism event in the region.

"Papa Smurf," a fallen narco, tainted Colombian politics with illicit funds, sparking speculation about past administrations' involvement.

Petro's cabinet meeting on TV sparks chaos, exposing divisions ahead of the 2026 elections.

The Banco de la República may cut rates by 25bps to 9.25% amid falling inflation.

No doubt, Petro was waiting for his moment to try a little ambush.

The best things in life are worth waiting for and the return of seaplanes to Colombia is no exception.

Gustavo Petro has set an ambitious vision for Colombia, aiming for tourism revenues to rival those from commodities.