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Petro launched labor reform referendum at Labor Day rallies in Bogotá after senate committees blocked the debate.

While the president's former foreign minister calls him a drug addict, a former president is being tried for bribery and obstruction of justice.

Colombia’s gas reserves have dropped to just 6 years, with new offshore finds promising relief but challenges remain.

In 2024, Medellín saw 21,480 new businesses emerge, reflecting renewed confidence and entrepreneurial commitment, driving economic and social growth.

Banco de la República voted 4-3 to maintain rates at 9.50%, easing fears of central bank politicization under Gustavo Petro.

Petro declared a public holiday to boost turnout for protests supporting his reforms, but low numbers and Congress resistance weakened his agenda.

Colombia's January retail sales surged 10.1% (vs. 4% expected), electronics up 50%, vehicles 23%, as manufacturing grew 1.9%.

"Papa Smurf," a fallen narco, tainted Colombian politics with illicit funds, sparking speculation about past administrations' involvement.