Stories from Colombia

Colombia's Superintendency of Industry and Commerce has ordered new measures against Tesla. This order impacts companies specializing in energy solutions for urban construction. The specific nature of these measures was not detailed.

Colombian customs officials at Rafael Núñez International Airport in Cartagena detained a man and a woman attempting to smuggle infant monkeys.

This sentiment was expressed in the context of economic discussions. The remarks highlighted challenges in the current economic climate.

Colombia's government spending increased by 7.8%. This spending hike is part of broader economic activity.

The Grupo de Energía de Bogotá reported revenues of 1.8 trillion pesos for the first quarter of the year.

Colombian polls indicate a very close race, with a potential technical draw between candidates.

An investigation has confirmed that an audio recording allegedly from Alias Calarca, mentioning a campaign, is false. The audio was reportedly related to the Iwan CPA campaign. An investigation in Colombia has confirmed that audio attributed to alias Calarca is false.

Colombian radio is discussing the current political climate, noting strong winds of institutional disobedience and a storm of accusations. An investigation has confirmed that an audio recording allegedly from Alias Calarca, mentioning a campaign, is false.

RCN Radio in Colombia is providing daily news coverage, including local events and international updates.

Presidential candidates in Colombia are participating in debates and engaging in campaign events. A candidate in Colombia alleges that political figures, including former president Álvaro Uribe, are behind fabricated cases against her.