Shares in Colombia’s hydropower giant, Isagen, made their biggest daily gain since 2009 on the morning following Sunday’s presidential elections, reported the US-based Bloomberg newswire.
The European Union (EU) congratulated Colombia’s electorate and authorities on Sunday’s “peaceful” presidential elections and promised continued support for the government’s ongoing dialogues with the country’s largest rebel group, national…
Investment in Colombia’s infrastructure was 25.4% higher in the first quarter of 2014 compared to the same three-month period last year, reported the country’s national statistics agency on Thursday.
Colombia currently offers the best returns in the world for “carry-trade” investment and investors should take advantage, according to analyst reports published by US news-wire Bloomberg late on Thursday.
Victims of Colombia’s armed conflict are “ready to forgive” the Colombian government and rebel group the FARC for decades of human rights violations, national media reported.
In the final leg of the election race, Colombia Reports took to the streets of Colombia’s second-largest city, Medellin, to find out what members of the public thought of the…
Colombia’s Foreign Minister says action is needed to find and rescue girls and women abducted in Nigeria by terrorist group Boko Haram, reported by Colombia’s W Radio.
Moody’s credit rating for Colombia could be upgraded, placing it alongside Latin American economies Brazil and Peru, said a senior analyst from the credit agency in a report from US…
An average of 27 children were sexually assaulted per day during the 2008-2012 period of Colombia’s armed conflict, national media reported on Tuesday.