A coalition of human rights NGOs presented a shadow report to the United Nations Child Rights Convention on Wednesday, outlining a story of abuse due to Colombia’s ongoing socio-political unrest.
Colombia’s Finance Minister outlined a $110 billion national budget to Congress on Tuesday, which has been touted by President Santos as a list of “social priorities for a time of peace.”
Rising demand for US dollars and lower levels of investment inflow to the oil sector have brought the Colombian peso to its weakest level in four months.
Colombia’s largest oil producer, government-owned Ecopetrol, has seen its stock price depreciate 46% since its peak in 2012 and 13% since August 2013 due to pipeline disruptions, community protests, and declining…
Colombia’s government will invest almost $1.5 million to partner with airlines and private companies in order to increase tourism in the country, which already jumped 7.34% in 2013.
Colombia’s Comptroller General, has sought a new $150 million headquarters in central Bogota in an effort to end to the controversy over inflated costs and corruption that plagued his predecessor’s purchase of…
Colombia’s banks will press the government to stabilize the country’s tax reform program, urging Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos to stop “changing the rules every 24 hours.”
The new President of the Colombian Petroleum Association warned on Thursday that Colombia’s fiscal stability will be jeopardized if oil exploration bottlenecks aren’t solved and the country runs out of…
Demand in Colombia for gasoline, lubricants and other oil products has spurred a trade deficit for country for the better part of 2014.