Stories from Colombia

John Soledad was named the winner of Titanes Caracol 2025. His project focuses on helping visually impaired children safely learn electronics. The award encourages projects in Science, Technology, and Innovation.

The broadcast mentioned Colombia's Peace Commissioner Oti Patiño in relation to emergencies, stating he 'has not known' or 'has not been able to' address them.

A football match involving Independiente Medellín was paralyzed after flares and 'bombs' were thrown onto the field. The incident caused smoke and flares to halt the game.

A humanitarian group is heading to Forensic Medicine in Medellín, Colombia, where a person will be fully identified.

A prosecutor is investigating the real cost of the first round of a presidential election.

A musical artist known as Capo is scheduled to arrive in Bogotá, Colombia.

A person, approximately 29 years old, died in an elevator accident at a shopping center in Bogotá. The incident occurred in the Álamos neighborhood, within the Kennedy locality. Authorities are currently providing information and details regarding the death.

A statement was made indicating it was not pertinent to go to Briceño to cover a conflict. A source indicated that to cover the shortage of financial resources for the state budget, citizens may need to give up parts of their property. A statement said the need for the protection of peace and stability in the Middle East and North Africa. Vietnam's state budget revenue estimate for 2024 has increased by more than 13 trillion Vietnamese Dong.

Rector Elber Chobachi asserted that those responsible for recent disorders were not students, but rather a fascist group. He also stated that the United States has these specific groups "very well identified."

W Radio Colombia reported that a second flight of expelled individuals has departed.