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

Gustavo Petro has exercised his constitutional right to replace two members of Colombia's central bank, despite howls of protest.

Colombia’s economy grows, but high rates and delayed tax collection hinder progress. Floods rise, La Niña looms, and the wage debate continues.

James A. Robinson (Why Nations Fail) has been named the co-winner of the Nobel Economics Prize for 2024. He is a man who has spent decades studying the relationship between economic growth, wealth, and equality. He has forgotten more than most of us will ever know about the...

Even without reform debates in Congress, there’s been a lot happening.

Inflation fell more than expected in August to 6.1% (5.5% core), and the Central Bank hasn't met since the end of July.

Colombian truckers are on strike and blocking traffic, angry about the price of diesel fuel.

Restaurants/Hotels & Cigarettes and Alcohol also rose 0.33% & 0.22% respectively which means Colombians are still insistent on enjoying themselves.

Colombian Finance Minister Ricardo Bonilla must be pulling his remaining hair out.

Hopefully, we will get the 1% cut that will add some stimulus to the market.