Stories from Colombia

Colombian Minister of Justice Jorge Iván Cuervo pronounced on his X account, expressing deep sadness over the assassination of journalist Mateo Pérez Rueda.

The Green Alliance political party has declared its condition of opposition, according to a report from Blu Radio Colombia.

Colombian singer Silvestre Dangón is scheduled to perform in Bogotá this upcoming weekend. The announcement was made on Caracol Radio, which also played his song 'La Difunta'. The event is described as a single night on one stage, featuring all his hits.

A dog named Estrella was sexually abused by a homeless person in the municipality of Chaparral, located in the Tolima department of Colombia. The incident has generated indignation. Luteba stated he stole an abused dog, explaining he did not feel bad about the action given the animal's condition. He examined the dog to ensure it could manage the journey before moving it to a clinic. During the incident, young boys were observed filming with good cameras, leading Dr. Luteba to question their filming motives.

The report from a Colombian station did not specify the currency, but 'billones' in Latin American Spanish typically refers to billions (short scale). A court has ordered a condemnation of 3.31 trillion Colombian Pesos, corresponding to the liquidation of a contract.

Yuso Herrera was featured in the 'Titanes Caracol de 2025' program, a Colombian initiative.

The Freedom of the Press Foundation reported that a journalist faced pressure due to their investigation into the illegal economy. This illegal economy is linked to criminal organizations.

Colombian President Gustavo Petro stated that actor John Edison Chala, known as 'the Rezano,' belongs to a fragmented FARC clique. The President added that Chala is known for his reckless behavior.

A statement indicates an individual is closely linked to Colombia's Cambio Radical party and a former vice president.

Residents in Bucaramanga mourned the death of a natural leader of a political party.