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Medellín Mayor Federico Gutiérrez is taking new evidence to U.S. authorities to trace money allegedly moved abroad in a corruption probe.

Three foreign nationals wanted by the United States, Panama and the Netherlands were detained in and around Medellín within one week, highlighting the city's growing cooperation with Interpol and international law-enforcement agencies.

Petro leaves Colombia with lower poverty, broader political representation and stronger labor protections, but also unfinished reforms, failed peace efforts and corruption scandals.

Businessmen say they paid over $600 million COP for ministry contracts that never came; Petro says they “gave money like fools.”

Caracol’s Ricardo Calderón details how each recorded promise to the Clan del Golfo matched what the Petro government then did.

Colombia's high court cut a convicted landowner's 23-year sentence to 4 years — drawing strict property-defense limits.

Weeks before the government leaves office, families given plots in public ceremonies say they still lack the deeds proving ownership.

Colombia's transition slows as de la Espriella halts meetings over Petro's election doubts. What's next for the power transfer?

A Colombian court ruled the passport contract case can proceed but has not yet decided whether the agreement is legal. The lawsuit does not affect passport issuance or the validity of passports, which remain valid until their expiration dates.

A decade after one of the Caribbean coast's biggest property scams, eight are convicted — but several walk free on time already served.