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Colombia's palm crop set a record in 2025. A lab in Urabá is testing whether the leftovers can clean water.

De la Espriella’s endorsement of María Elvira Salazar drew criticism from Gregory Meeks, who prompted a call to reaffirm bipartisan U.S.-Colombia relations.

Invest Pacific credits projects it supported under Castro with $646 million USD and 6,338 direct jobs. No exit reason was given.

Bruce Mac Master resigned as head of Colombia’s leading business association amid growing tensions between President Abelardo de la Espriella’s government and private-sector groups, raising questions about the new administration’s relationship with independent business...

Quake aid, a 21st-century Patriot Plan and a bid to be Washington's top security partner sit behind the new pacts.

A 2012 trade pact still missing two chapters, a Tokyo sit-down, and what Toyota wants before it expands assembly in Colombia.

Trade officials from four countries met in Mexico City as Bogotá tries to convince investors the rules of the game won't change.

President Abelardo de la Espriella named María Consuelo Araújo as ambassador to the US, returning to diplomacy a former foreign minister from a political family marked by paramilitary and kidnapping cases.

With support from government allies and the opposition, Laverde takes charge of Colombia’s top fiscal watchdog as a new administration begins.

Bogotá's about-face aligns Colombia with a UN-backed autonomy plan, unsettling Algeria and the Polisario Front.