Stories from Colombia

Colombia's Administrative Tribunal and Supreme Court of Justice previously ruled that DIMAYOR's fundamental rights were not violated. These courts also stated they could not co-administer or dictate evidence to the superintendence.

A party in a court case is required to return approximately 8 billion pesos. Cielo Rusinque, the Superintendent of Industry and Commerce, imposed a fine related to this case. The case has progressed through various court instances and decisions.

The bankruptcy of Canacol is causing a crisis, described as an 'earthquake,' within Colombia's energy sector.

A player is confirmed to be going to the World Cup, according to a Colombian radio broadcast. A player is expected to gain more minutes in the World Cup by participating in two friendly matches.

Colombia currently imports 23% of its natural gas demand, supplying both thermal and non-thermal needs. During an El Niño phenomenon, the country's sole gasification plant would be exclusively used for electricity generation.

A law in Colombia reportedly lacks both technical and fiscal endorsement, according to the source. Governor León Freddy stated that vulnerable children in rural areas might not receive benefits from the law.

The Colombian government has suspended the capture order for alias Chiquito Malo, effectively ending a promise made by President Gustavo Petro to President Donald Trump regarding high-value targets. Chiquito Malo is no longer considered among these high-value objectives.

Transmilenio and Metro in Bogotá issued a reminder to users that their services are not intended for moving personal belongings or furniture.

Senator Carlos Meisel's team has requested security reinforcement from the National Protection Unit (UNP). The speaker stated that weekly letters are sent, seemingly 'begging' for protection.

The ninth and eleventh prosecutor's offices in Colombia have expressed interest in Iván Nam and another individual.