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A surge in targeted attacks by the 'Clan del Golfo' revives the 'Plan Pistola' tactic, again challenging Colombian police & military.

Minister of the Interior Armando Benedetti and former Foreign Minister Álvaro Leyva put personal drug abuse in the government on the media agenda

Alejandro Char enjoys 85% approval, despite being investigated for naming ex-councilors to top city posts in breach of law and other legal investigations.

Around 20,000 indigenous people are expected come to Bogotá ahead of May 1st protests framed in the International Workers’ Day.

Amidst the backdrop of a government hostile to petroleum, now Shell leaves Colombia's offshore gas sector, joining other majors in exiting as production drops 48%.

Colombia plans a tax hike to raise revenue, but critics warn of a fiscal cliff in 2026 and question lavish spending abroad.

The trial against former Colombian President Álvaro Uribe (2002–2010) has entered a crucial phase, with delicate testimony from numerous paramilitary leaders.

The inclusion of a newly created entity raised suspicions of the potential for corrupt kickbacks and illegal enrichment with money allocated to defend Colombia.

Under intense scrutiny in the Aguas Vivas scandal, the former Mayor of Medellín launched his presidential campaign, facing increasing legal troubles.

This trial represents an unprecedented legal challenge in Colombia, as no former president has ever faced such proceedings.