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Even with a valid permit, carrying a gun in Colombia stays a conditional favor, never a constitutional right.

The measure traces to a 2015 holiday-season decree and survived three presidencies before Tuesday's repeal.

Mazda quit building cars in Colombia in 2014. Now Bogotá wants it back, plus a Toyota EV project, as it pushes to reopen 2012 trade talks.

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.

This is what Colombia's first far-right government will look like. Traditional conservatives, regional political clans, technocrats and newcomers make up the team that will govern alongside De la Espriella.

Petro, Uribe and De la Espriella have all embraced the idea of a constituent assembly. Here’s why it remains controversial.

One built his fortune defending the accused; the other built his career avenging the dead. Both ask voters to trust their "professional" ties.

Colombia's runoff pits a pro-business outsider against a Bulgaria-educated neo-Marxist Petro ally — with petroleum, healthcare, and investment sectors watching closely.

Abelardo de la Espriella led Colombia's first round with 43.7%; he faces leftist senator Iván Cepeda in a June 21 runoff.

From commodity cushion to pandemic ceiling, twenty years of borrowing data redraw the boundaries of Colombian fiscal policy.