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Petro's Outreach to China & Xi Jing Ping faces skepticism by various actors in Colombia's business & political sectors.

After signing a deal with China's Xi Jing Ping, Colombian President Gustavo Petro returned home to bitter defeat of his flagship labor referendum project in the Colombian Senate.

Acclaimed Latin American and Spanish authors will visit Medellín, including Munir Hachemi, Diamela Eltit, Juan Cárdenas, and Jorge Carrión.

Colombia plans a tax hike to raise revenue, but critics warn of a fiscal cliff in 2026 and question lavish spending abroad.

The technology sector drives Medellín's growth, accounting for 56% of projects, attracting global firms with talent and strategy.

In 2024, Medellín saw 21,480 new businesses emerge, reflecting renewed confidence and entrepreneurial commitment, driving economic and social growth.

The tariffs imposed by Donald Trump appear to violate the principles and explicit terms of the longstanding bilateral free trade agreement between Colombia and the US.

Despite the tweet by Gustavo Petro announcing a comprehensive deal, Saab points out that no contract yet exists.

The district bank supports education and financial inclusion, impacting 10,000 women—5,000 trained in rights, finance, and digital skills.

Petro's labor reform was blocked in Congress, sparking protests. Supporters call it justice; critics warn of rising business costs.