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Álvaro Uribe.
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What Jumps Out: Institutions Now the Bad Guys

It's impossible to escape the main news of the week, which was the conviction of ex-President Álvaro Uribe for witness tampering.
Posted On July 31, 2025
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Presidential candidate and Senator Miguel Uribe Turbay with his wife, Maria Claudia Tarazona. (source: social media)
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What Jumps Out: Inconvenient Truths

Columnist Rupert Stebbings shares his opinions on Colombia's political and economic climate.
Posted On July 24, 2025
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Departamento Administrativo Nacional de Estadística - DANE Colombia.
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What Jumps Out: Wednesday Vibes

Colombia’s consumer-driven economy saw retail sales jump 13.2%, driven by vehicles (+29.8%), IT (+56.6%), and food (+6%).
Posted On July 16, 2025
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Peace for All.
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What Jumps Out: Belfast Thoughts

The future of both Northern Ireland & Colombia remain in doubt but the citizens of both deserve to sleep peacefully at night.
Posted On July 4, 2025
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Colombia Peso.
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What Jumps Out: More Tragedy

S&P cut Colombia’s rating to BB (negative outlook); Moody’s dropped it to Baa3 (stable), citing long-term fiscal concerns.
Posted On June 24, 2025
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President Gustavo Petro.
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What Jumps Out: Turmoil

After the senate rejected the referendum, Petro threatens to impose a plebiscite by decree, angering right-wing elites.
Posted On June 6, 2025
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Petro and Xi.
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What Jumps Out: Congressional Chaos

Petro joins New Silk Road as China offers loans to Latin America; Trump’s fading influence strains Colombia’s politics.
Posted On May 15, 2025
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Gustavo Petro X May 30 23
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What Jumps Out: Dad’s On the Way Home

After a disputed 49-47 vote, Petro urged supporters to protest as calls for a revote grew.
Posted On May 12, 2025
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PentaNova Energy Corp Begins Drilling Gas Well in Maria Cochita, Colombia. (Photo credit: vaazdev / Pixabay)
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What Jumps Out: Guessing Game

Colombia’s gas reserves have dropped to just 6 years, with new offshore finds promising relief but challenges remain.
Posted On April 18, 2025
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Banco de la Republica, the central bank of Colombia, in Bogotá.
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What Jumps Out: Recriminations

Banco de la República voted 4-3 to maintain rates at 9.50%, easing fears of central bank politicization under Gustavo Petro.
Posted On April 11, 2025
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