Following the release of a law that intends for more strict regulation of Colombia’s conglomerates, US-based Moody’s Rating Agency noted a strong step forward for Colombia’s finance industry, according to…
Health workers, coffee farmers, truckers, university teachers, rice growers, sugar cane cutters, peasants in Putumayo and miners are currently involved in the largest public demonstration since 2008, and the largest…
Bogota’s El Dorado International Airport is to spend a reported $88 million over the next three fiscal years.
Colombia’s Ministry of Health demanded on Monday that the government add $1.8 billion in health spending for 2014, reported Spanish newspaper El Pais.
In an effort to shrug off the sluggish European economy, Israel has turned its attention to Colombia and other Latin American states, Israeli newspaper Haaretz reported on Monday.
Colombia’s peso changed course again on Friday, weakening to 1,901.3 to the dollar on after a surprise rally to a 2-month low of 1,872.91 last week.
For thousands of small and medium-scale miners who have been on strike throughout Colombia since the middle of July, Monday will be a day more or less similar to any…
After suffering a reputation for some of the highest levels of income inequality in Latin America, a strong middle class in Colombia is emerging.
Differences between Colombia, Peru, Mexico and Chile, the four countries comprising the Pacific Alliance, have resulted in failed trade negotiations, reported newspaper Portafolio on Tuesday. The Pacific Alliance is a…