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A razor-thin mandate, an Ecopetrol scandal, and a fracking myth now test Colombia's energy reset.

A spectacular view may add significant value, but it also makes it important to understand the soil conditions, drainage systems and stability of the surrounding area.

Leaked audio shows Colombia's peace office offering a truce to a cartel that then more than doubled in size.

A photo essay from Pereira: scavengers risk injury pulling scrap machinery from a collapsed plastic bag factory.

Four countries offered rescuers. A UNGRD letter signed at 1:45 p.m. said Colombia did not need them.

Three US announcements signal rapidly expanding ties with Colombia, but key questions remain. Joint military operations, regional security coalition and a proposed $1 USD billion aid package are now in focus.

He won by 250,830 votes, then a 7.4 quake hit on day three. What the security program now costs, and who has first claim on it.

A social-investment CEO argues that patient, listening-led capital — not quarterly returns — is what actually finances lasting change.

This is what Colombia's first far-right government will look like. Traditional conservatives, regional political clans, technocrats and newcomers make up the team that will govern alongside De la Espriella.

Colombia’s incoming administration faces a currency challenge as the peso’s strength pressures exporters, tourism and investment.