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More Mayor McMeat, Hidroituango, Colombia's Minimum Wage, Mangos & Potatoes, Peru's Problem with Petro

4,000 workers were sent home, and at least 304,000 utility customers in 125 municipalities are affected.

2 years ago, the president of EPM's largest union told Finance Colombia the mayor wanted a Chinese firm to replace the consortium.

"It is important for investors to be able to distinguish between the signal and the noise when it comes to Petro and judging by the market reaction, they still don't have a good read on the government."

In this week’s Colombia business news recap: Tecnoglass continues to break records EPM postpones the bid process to finish Hidroituango for the fifth time Mayor McMeat and the cattle ranchers Emerging new restaurants Tax Reform has passed I am really looking forward to the...

The head of the cattlemen's federation calls out Mayor Daniel Quintero for campaigning against beef while chowing down on steaks.

Whatever contractor that wins the bid will likely do so at a price that takes into account the added uncertainty and liability.

EPM is changing contractors in the middle of the Hidroituango hydroelectric project, ousting the consortium that initially won the contract.

This past week: Nationwide protests, the falling peso, land redistribution, Ecopetrol, Petro's pal Lula, Quintero's Hidroituango crisis, & more!

Quintero is pretending to make laws for a mayoral administration 3 terms into the future. Why would he do this?