Stories from Colombia

Mileidi Villada, a political leader, councilwoman, and president of the Obando council in the northern Valle del Cauca region, was assassinated by men on motorcycles. The attackers shot her repeatedly. The Valle del Cauca government has offered a reward of up to 100 million pesos for information leading to the capture of the perpetrators. The Democratic Center political party has commented on the reward offered to capture the perpetrators of the Obando Council President's assassination.

John López confirmed the discovery of drone remains in the Valle del Cauca region of Colombia. The finding has caused commotion in the area, particularly in the northern part of the valley. The discovery was reported by two German radio stations, suggesting the incident occurred within Germany or a nearby European location.

In northwest Bogotá, neighbors reportedly used their arms to cushion the fall of a minor. The child sustained only minor scrapes to the forehead from hitting the building's facade during the fall.

A 22-year-old man was arrested in Valledupar, Colombia, accused of injuring a traffic agent. The man allegedly dragged the agent on his vehicle's windshield during a routine operation against illegally parked vehicles in the clinics sector.

The statement implies scrutiny over the allocation and use of public funds within a regional administrative division.

A broadcast mentioned that remote corregimientos are to be relocated to municipal capitals.

An event is being held in Sutamarchán, Colombia, featuring international delegations, parades, a farmers' market, and a traditional launch.

An authority in Bogotá has given President Gustavo Petro 48 hours to report on his compliance with a judicial order.

A report indicates a reduction in some crime areas in Bogota, but notes a lack of disincentive for criminals, who feel impunity. Almost all individuals arrested for serious crimes in the city have prior records or judicial annotations.

The capital of Colombia, Bogota, reportedly has the smallest police force among the country's capitals.