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Colombia's new government pushes ahead with its Ecopetrol shake-up, swapping five vice presidents weeks after Ricardo Roa's exit.

Two jailed cartel bosses used a recorded meeting to test what Colombia's spy agency would trade for information.

Financed by an intercompany loan, the deal closed as Ecopetrol navigates a leadership shakeup at home.

De la Espriella’s deportation order signals a sharp turn in Colombia’s migration policy, shifting from years of regularization and integration toward stricter enforcement, and potentially affecting hundreds of thousands of Venezuelans.

President Abelardo de la Espriella ordered five extraditions to the US that had been suspended during peace talks, signaling a sharp break with the previous government’s “Total Peace” policy.

Four countries offered rescuers. A UNGRD letter signed at 1:45 p.m. said Colombia did not need them.

Three US announcements signal rapidly expanding ties with Colombia, but key questions remain. Joint military operations, regional security coalition and a proposed $1 USD billion aid package are now in focus.

With support from government allies and the opposition, Laverde takes charge of Colombia’s top fiscal watchdog as a new administration begins.

He won by 250,830 votes, then a 7.4 quake hit on day three. What the security program now costs, and who has first claim on it.

Bogotá's about-face aligns Colombia with a UN-backed autonomy plan, unsettling Algeria and the Polisario Front.