Since a free trade agreement between the United States and Colombia came into force on May 15, 2012, exports from Colombia to the US have been cut in half while violence against labor…
Colombia’s exports plummeted by 33.4% in March compared with the same month of 2015, according to the country’s statistics agency.
Following global embarrassment over The Panama Papers, the central American country agreed to share tax information with Colombia, tightening the net around its South American neighbor’s tax evaders.
Mayor Enrique Peñalosa asked Bogota’s city council for permission to sell the government’s stock in telecommunication company ETB, just weeks after the privatization of an energy company caused major protests.
Colombia’s economy is facing a bleak few years before it’ll be able to crawl out of its economic slump, according to a newly released report.
Crude oil production in Colombia came in at an average of 916,000 barrels per day in March, down 4% from the previous month’s total of 955,000 bpd, the Mines and…
Colombia’s education minister came in for severe criticism from the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) on Thursday at the presentation of a report on education in the South American country.
Following a year-and-a-half decline during which Colombia’s peso lost approximately 40% of its value, the currency seems to be recovering and has remained below the COP3000 mark for a week.
Colombia’s President Juan Manuel Santos on Tuesday named German Arce as mines and energy minister, replacing Tomas Gonzalez who resigned amid an energy crisis that has left the country on…