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Drummond eyes a 2027 well in Cesar, Ecopetrol's new chief pledges "responsible fracking," and GeoPark has yet to name a block.

Coal, oil, and gas dependence leaves parts of Colombia's regional economy exposed as consumption-led growth cools.

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

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

Recent board changes consolidate the Petro administration's control of the Ecopetrol board of directors.

Excess water threatens crops like bananas, cacao, avocado, vegetables, and potatoes, while high humidity boosts pests and disease.

Colombia signed the Ottawa Treaty in 1997, but only in 2016 did FARC, its largest guerrilla group, pledge to assist in demining efforts.

Colombia's "Total Peace" plan faces challenges as armed groups fragment over drug and gold profits, hindering President Petro's peace negotiations.

The current administration's refusal to bring new gas supplies online is already affecting consumers.

Although Colombia’s regional elections were more peaceful than those held four years ago, they showed that organized crime continues to be a severe threat to electoral proceedings.