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Ecuador's Daniel Noboa and Colombia's Gustavo Petro have been at odds since Noboa defeated Ecuador's leftist presidential candidate.

Renowned US jazz educators visit Medellín for a premier performance at Teatro El Tesoro, strengthening binational ties through musical artistry.

The intelligence agency has had four directors, highlighting instability within one of the institutions responsible for state security.

Reopening the Rumichaca Bridge ends a $5 million USD per day blockade, but a 50% tariff and energy price disputes keep binational tensions high.

The national government authorities said that, based on the information available so far, there is no evidence of an attack by illegal armed groups.

Colombia has identified 9 priority markets in Africa as non-energy exports surge to $296.5 million USD amid new diplomatic outreach.

The first round of voting will take place on May 31. If no candidate secures a majority, a runoff between the top two will be held on June 21

The largest forces in Colombia’s new Congress will be the left-wing Pacto Histórico with 22% of the vote, and the right-wing Centro Democrático with 15%. The next president will likely have to govern through coalitions and alliances.

Following the March 8 primaries, Colombia’s presidential race now centers on six candidates, although some may withdraw or join to alliances after weak results.

Colombia’s Congressional elections this Sunday, March 8 are critical, as they will determine the legislators responsible for shaping the country’s laws over the next four years.