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From commodity cushion to pandemic ceiling, twenty years of borrowing data redraw the boundaries of Colombian fiscal policy.

Colombia's May 31 election pits three candidates with opposite records on oil, investment, security, and foreign policy.

Zapata succeeds Enrique Gómez Pinzón, who led the Bogotá office since 2012; firm fields 200+ attorneys focused on Latin America across 35 offices.

Pipeline and port stakes remain after E&P exit; ODL declares $64.7 million USD net to Frontera, LPG terminal starts up at Puerto Bahía.

Six-factor framework would value labor, foreign exchange, carbon, and public revenue alongside private returns in lending decisions.

As part of his “Total Peace” policy, President Gustavo Petro is seeking a temporary concentration zone for the Clan del Golfo, Colombia’s largest drug-trafficking group.

Ecopetrol's Q1 EBITDA rose despite an 8.7% revenue drop — governance crisis and a $3.3B tax dispute loom over Colombia's state oil giant.

Tecnoglass posted a Q1 revenue record of $249M but net income fell 24% as US aluminum tariffs and Colombian wage hikes squeezed margins hard.

Colombia's diplomatic network has generated 1,200+ trade contacts and 100+ tons in specialty coffee and cacao exports — and is targeting more.

Quebec's 517B CAD pension fund and Colombia's GEB unite Brazil transmission assets, creating a top-5 power platform across 17 states.