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Colombia seeks $40B in funding as talks with Germany on a debt-for-climate swap, aiming to reduce fossil fuel reliance and conserve nature

The mayor of Medellín, Federico Gutiérrez, celebrated the closure of the Hidroituango tunnel alongside Andrés Julián Rendón, governor of Antioquia, and John Maya, EPM’s manager.

The Inspector General of Colombia, Margarita Cabello, had denied that the Pegasus program was purchased under the administration of Iván Duque.

City Hall reported that 139  minors have received support for cases of sexual violence in Medellín, with arrests for this crime increasing by 160%.

The Egmont Group is a global organization of 177 Financial Intelligence Units (FIUs) that supports international efforts to combat money laundering, terrorist financing, and related crimes.

The scandal ensnaring Gustavo Petro's administration revolves around a massive money laundering operation, bribes to politicians, and inflated government contracts.

The find comes as Colombian gas reserves have fallen to critically low levels, and a recent court ruling halted operations in a major existing gas field.

Street racing is a recurring problem in Medellín, but this time the culprits were driving municipal buses!

While Colombian President Gustavo Petro blames the previous administration for the spyware, Colombia's spy & police agencies deny having or purchasing Pegasus.