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Former minister Leyva denounces President Petro as a "mafia boss" while fighting criminal charges over a canceled passport contract.

The first round of voting will take place on May 31. If no candidate secures a majority, a runoff between the top two will be held on June 21

Colombian opposition blasts Petro, accusing him of embarrassing the nation and harming vital diplomatic relations with reckless claims.

Petro’s attitude towards Marquez and others destroys whatever credibility he claims as a feminist and inclusive crusader for human rights.

Airport officials are asking travelers to arrive at least four hours early for their flights to account for the slowdowns.

Laura Sarabia, still defending herself against her own scandal, takes over Colombia's embattled Foreign Ministry

The UK now requires visas for Colombian tourists, citing asylum abuse. Colombia's president has threatened reciprocal measures for British travelers.

Colombia creates 544 new migration jobs after union protests exposed airport delays, seeking smoother service for travelers.

The H-2B visa program now includes a special allotment of 20,000 visas for workers from 7 countries including Colombia.

"...and I say it once and for all, in projects of law that generate FORCED INVESTMENT in the private financial system of Colombia" - President Gustavo Petro