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"Papa Smurf," a fallen narco, tainted Colombian politics with illicit funds, sparking speculation about past administrations' involvement.

The new law from President Gustavo Petro's administration mandates employers will now bear responsibility for social security contributions of contractors employed under service contracts.

Above all, what we are experiencing is political polarization that is promising to bring the country to a halt.

El Niño who? The little boy has almost been forgotten already. Yesterday's news — as all eyes now shift to La Niña.

Once again, we are seeing the lack of a Colombian collective with everyone in it for themselves.

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

Why Did The US Release One of Colombia’s Most Wanted Criminals After Crossing Border Illegally?

Ecopetrol has been a dividend cash cow for many years, but those days are surely coming to an end.

Congress is back (collective groan), and the word "reform" is set to dominate the agenda between now and the arrival of Father Christmas.

The far-reaching labor bill is an axis of Petro’s agenda to remake significant portions of Colombian society.