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Pacific warming patterns suggest a 61% chance of El Niño by July, posing significant supply chain and power price risks for Colombia.

In 2024, Colombia lost 280,700 acres of forest, a 43% surge over the previous year, indicating the government's inability to contain the crisis.

Antioquia, Cundinamarca, Cauca, Boyacá, Tolima, and Nariño have the most vulnerable hectares, highlighting the need for targeted action.

Gustavo Petro has set an ambitious vision for Colombia, aiming for tourism revenues to rival those from commodities.

Colombia’s economy grows, but high rates and delayed tax collection hinder progress. Floods rise, La Niña looms, and the wage debate continues.

The potential for wider conflict won't be a question for today, but thus far, the currency reaction appears calmer than expected.

The hope is that we will see another decline for January, but some are concerned about how the 12% minimum wage increase and El Niño have affected prices.

In the face of all the recent data, rocket science is not required from the central bank to make a large rate cut.

Gustavo Petro, a former guerrilla fighter, has pledged a clean break with what he sees as the confrontational, violent policies of his predecessor.

Avoid travel to Colombia’s northern coast, San Andres, and Providencia until the storm has dissipated.