Stories from Colombia

Multiple police stations in Colombia were attacked using explosives and rifle fire. In Padilla, Cauca, an explosive was thrown from a motorcycle at a station, while stations in Jamundí, Potrerito, and Toribío also faced attacks. A service station in Remolino, Nariño, was also targeted in a midnight attack. Authorities are investigating the incidents and seeking those responsible. Explosives impacted the police station located in the municipal capital. This event is generating effects on the regional economy, increasing transport costs which are passed on to food prices. It also affects exports dependent on this route for international market connections, especially towards Ecuador. Authorities reiterated their call to the national government to strengthen security measures on the Pan-American Highway.

An advanced drone inhibition system successfully prevented a potential mass casualty event in the Colombian capital.

More than seven attacks have been recorded in the Valle del Cauca region of Colombia within the last 24 hours. Local authorities report a delicate public order situation in the southwest of the country. Despite the incidents, technological backup systems have allowed flights to continue operating normally.

Colombian security forces have successfully repelled four attempted terrorist attacks so far in 2026.

Colombia's Defense Minister is meeting with military and police commanders in Valle del Cauca to design strategies against terrorist threats. The extraordinary security council meeting aims to address ongoing violence in the southwestern region of the country. This move follows recent escalations in regional instability.

Colombia is considering integrating environmental protection and societal sustainability into its fundamental constitutional norms. This move aims to ensure these principles are proactively addressed within the country's legal framework. The proposal emphasizes that environmental and societal rights are crucial for guaranteeing citizens' rights. The discussion highlights a growing recognition of the importance of ecological balance and sustainable development.

Colombian state organs, along with international research institutions from Europe, Latin America, and North America, will present their findings. This event aims to provide an update on the current state of public law globally.

GAC Colombia has been recognized with nine awards for its management and performance in Latin America. The accolades include excellence in transformation towards new energies, contribution to channel development, and creative marketing. These awards were presented at a global event for GAC dealers.

The Stara Group has appointed Jorge González as the new Chief Operating Officer for Latin America. González assumed leadership of operations in Colombia, Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, and Peru starting in April 2026. The move aims to drive business transformation and connectivity across the region.

A discussion on Colombian radio explored the concept of sustainable constitutionalism, questioning the type of society desired and how to balance general welfare with environmental protection rights. The conversations focus on the challenges posed by the ongoing security issues and potential strategies for managing them effectively. They also referenced a period of time that was less than a previous one. RCN Radio Colombia is promoting a humor show airing on Thursday featuring cats. They are also advertising 'Mringo,' a cat food product that contributes to urinary tract health, available at local retailers. The promotion highlights the product's delicious flavor and affordable price. A discussion on Caracol Radio centered on the optimal time to request vacation days, with a specific focus on the upcoming World Cup.