Private oil and mining firms in Colombia have been registered as public entities with the country’s tax office since 2005, according to newspaper El Tiempo. The extraordinary interpretation of tax…
Taxi drivers in Colombia’s capital Bogota have gone on strike to protest new services like Uber and government conditions put on price hikes. While some taxis are expected to continue…
Colombia’s national authorities have given a green light to a metro system in the capital Bogota, but the future of the project remains uncertain. On September 25, Colombia’s National Political-Economic…
Colombia’s aviation authority allowed the country’s largest private airline, Avianca, to hire foreign workers to curb the effects of a pilot strike. Some 700 pilots went on strike to demand…
British officials are in talks with Peru, Colombia and Ecuador to use the three countries’ existing trade agreement with the European Union as the basis for forming new deals after…
Talks to end a strike by the largest pilots’ union at Colombia’s flagship airline Avianca were suspended after failure to reach agreement on wages and benefits, the two sides said…
Colombia dropped five places to number 66 in the World Economic Forum’s 2017/2018 global competitiveness ranking. The country is now considered Latin America’s fifth most competitive country falling behind Chile,…
Colombian police have arrested the local director of operations for Portuguese retailer Jeronimo Martins on charges of corruption, the company said on Thursday, adding it had reported the executive to…
A study recently published by Colombia’s Department of Statistics found that women work more hours per week than men and contribute to approximately one fifth of the country’s GDP without…