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While the president is away at the COP27 summit, inflation hit a 23 year high, which will no doubt affect the coming minimum wage increase.

Almost 40% of Colombia’s exports of non-mining goods were destined for Latin America and The Caribbean in September

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.

The Colombian government agreed to purchase 3 million hectares of land from ranchers to boost its agrarian reform in the framework of the Peace Agreement. But this task will most probably be passed to the next governments.

Export data for September disappointed once again, but unemployment data is trending favorably - and tax reform passed!

Citigroup said in a statement that the confusion sends the wrong message and challenges board independence.

The bill imposes new income taxes on Colombians earning more than $2,000 per month, plus petroleum & mining exports.

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