When Colombia’s congressional economic committee approved the 2015 budget on Wednesday, Finance Minister Mauricio Cardenas probably sighed relief after an intense and complicated campaign to see the proposal pass. The $108…
Colombia’s 2015 budget is facing strong criticism from opposition parties from both the left and the right as Congress is divided on how to close the $6.5 gap in the proposed $108…
Colombia’s latest budget proposal looks set to pay for education, infrastructure and post-conflict measures by increasing the tax burden in Colombian taxpayers, according to the country’s Deputy Finance Minister on…
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.”
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…
During a “Good Governance” workshop Monday, Colombia’s Finance Minister announced President Juan Manuel Santos’s targets in investment, poverty reduction, and unemployment to achieve a “more equal country” during his second term.
Colombia’s government has postponed the sale of its majority stake, up to $3 billion, in the power generation company Isagen for as long as a year, international media reports.
Colombia’s Minister of Finance Mauricio Cardenas invited protesters representing nearly 50,000 judges and lawyers to a meeting to discuss their grievances, Colombia’s W Radio reported on Wednesday.
International credit ratings agency’s Moody’s has rated Colombia’s government bond rating higher than at any time in history, putting it on par with economic powerhouse Brazil, according to media reports…