Colombia’s government will again try to push economic reforms through congress when it returns from recess on July 20 The reforms of the administration of President Ivan Duque and his…
Colombia’s congress has approved the so-called “Empanada Law,” putting an end to an absurd legal debate that began earlier this year after Bogota police fined a man for buying the…
President Ivan Duque promised the International Labor Organization (ILO) on Wednesday that he will reverse Colombia’s rising unemployment rate and push it to a record low before leaving office. Speaking…
Bogota and Medellin consolidated their places as Colombia’s most competitive cities, while more isolated cities are considerately less competitive, according to a study. The Private Competitiveness Council of the University…
Colombia’s State Council on Friday dismissed much of a report of mainly oil industry representatives and ordered a new study of the risks and opportunities of fracking. President Ivan Duque…
Colombia’s central bank and the country’s government clashed after the president of the central bank indicated that the country’s economy “stagnated.” The concerns expressed last week by central bank president…
Colombia’s iconic Pielroja cigarette will be taken off the market after multinational Philip Morris announced it would close its factories in Colombia. The announcement has been a disaster for at…
Seventy per cent of the food eaten in Colombia is produced by small farmers, but predatory practices are reportedly threatening their survival. The system through which food travels from the…
The US dollar’s recent rise against the peso is raising concerns in Colombia over inflation as importing goods from the United States has become more expensive. Local media on Monday…