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The 153.2km project will connect Medellín with the Ruta del Sol highway and with the department of Santander and will also improve Bogotá's connection with the Caribbean ports.

City council member Daniel Carvalho has said enough is enough, and that the mayor’s mismanagement is putting Colombia’s second largest enterprise and Medellín’s single largest municipal revenue source at grave risk.

Please be advised that currently, routine passport processing in the United States can take 10-12 weeks.  If you need a passport in less than 10-12 weeks due to international travel plans, you can pay an additional $60 fee to expedite your passport, which will shorten the...

Protecting fossils goes beyond preventing them from being used to construct roads or being the basis of illegal trade, Patarroyo said. By preserving, studying, and teaching about fossils paleontology can contribute to a sense of belonging and responsibility to the land. This...

The World Economic Forum is launching two regional networks of cities in Latin America and South Asia to share knowledge on smart city development while protecting public interests related to privacy, security, and sustainability. Under the umbrella of the Forum’s G20 Global...

Latin America could continue to benefit from re-shoring as the U.S. seeks to reduce its businesses reliance on Chinese suppliers. China’s own economic recovery will be a significant determinant of commodity prices.

Medellín Mayor Daniel Quintero Met Last Week With Colombia's Ambassador in order to facilitate, closer ties with the People's Republic of China, and to encourage Chinese Investment in the City.

Colombia’s central bank has announced the commencement of a global offering of additional global bonds to be denominated in US dollars due 2031, to be fungible with and to form a single series with the outstanding US $1 billion aggregate principal amount of Colombia's global...

Launched in August, the US-Colombia Growth Initiative is a bilateral framework to strengthen US-Colombia cooperation while leveraging the private sector and US Government tools and resources to create economic opportunity in rural Colombia.

Earlier this year, Eleonora Betancur was appointed executive director of ACI Medellin, the Colombian city's investment promotion agency. In this interview, she discusses with Finance Colombia's Loren Moss the new direction she hopes to take the organization.