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The new chief executive has no listed oil experience and takes over as the government warns oil and gas reserves are running short.

A former FARC peace-accord signatory who sat at Petro's negotiating table now faces a count carrying a 20-year minimum in San Diego.

Medellín gets daily flights first and Bogotá goes daily in March 2027. Cali, the fourth city Frontier asked Aerocivil for, is missing.

Nearly a decade of growth, two new routes, and a bet that low fares can keep pulling Colombian travelers toward Aruba.

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

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

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.

Insurers have paid out a fraction of the tab so far — and the claims window stays open two more years.

A Bogotá judge found no censorship in the shutdown of local news on Colombia's 20 peace-accord radio stations.

Mazda quit building cars in Colombia in 2014. Now Bogotá wants it back, plus a Toyota EV project, as it pushes to reopen 2012 trade talks.