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Breaking the fiscal rule without extraordinary cause may risk overspending, mounting debt, and a blow to Colombia’s economic credibility.

Everyone should send prayers to Miguel Uribe’s family and call for unity, not exploit the situation for political gain.

La Escombrera today stands as a site of pain—but also of hope—for a city still coming to terms with its violent past.

Ministers faced Petro's ultimatum to sign decree or be dismissed, as critics warn of constitutional overreach and erosion of democratic norms.

A 14 year old assassin was taken into custody at the scene, and the senator remains in critical condition.

The Senate President called President Gustavo Petro's intention to call a referendum "absurd," warning that such an action would be unconstitutional.

After the senate rejected the referendum, Petro threatens to impose a plebiscite by decree, angering right-wing elites.

Colombians must now get a visa to visit Israel for tourism or business, breaking an agreement of nearly sixty years

Henry Alexis Velasco was recorded shouting phrases such as, “You are black trash” (“sos un negro basura”) in the face of the transit officer.

The CUT’s two-day general strike was peaceful but small; it failed to build momentum for the Labor Reform Referendum as intended.