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Colombia’s incoming administration faces a currency challenge as the peso’s strength pressures exporters, tourism and investment.

The Pacto Histórico is the largest congressional bloc, with 26 Senate seats and 43 seats in the House of Representatives, but no party holds a majority, making coalition-building essential.

Businessmen say they paid over $600 million COP for ministry contracts that never came; Petro says they “gave money like fools.”

A political outsider won by less than a point—now he must govern with four seats, a suspended fiscal rule, and a spreading conflict.

Caracol’s Ricardo Calderón details how each recorded promise to the Clan del Golfo matched what the Petro government then did.

Weeks before the government leaves office, families given plots in public ceremonies say they still lack the deeds proving ownership.

Colombia's transition slows as de la Espriella halts meetings over Petro's election doubts. What's next for the power transfer?

A Colombian court ruled the passport contract case can proceed but has not yet decided whether the agreement is legal. The lawsuit does not affect passport issuance or the validity of passports, which remain valid until their expiration dates.

Caracol Radio's investigative unit exposed cost overruns and unbudgeted fees; now the Procuraduría has opened a formal inquiry into the stalled ASAES airports.

President-elect Abelardo de la Espriella appointed Rodrigo Lara Restrepo as interior minister as Centro Democrático, Cambio Radical, and Creemos announced their support for his incoming administration.