Stories from Colombia

A child died after a series of medical transfers across several Colombian departments. Prosecutors are presenting arguments regarding the circumstances of the child's death in the box. The incident occurred in Sarabena, Spain.

Two Colombian officials, Subteniente Murcia and Patrullero Jordan Fabián Pérez Mendoza of the Dijín, have been held since July 20, 2025, in the area between Tame and Arauca.

Seven individuals have been imprisoned in Colombia for exploitation offenses. The specific nature of the exploitation and the identities of those imprisoned were not disclosed. The arrests and subsequent imprisonment are part of ongoing efforts to combat such crimes.

Fifteen people from three different families were victims of theft and property damage in Mondoñedo, Cundinamarca. The victims were left at the disposal of competent authorities following the incident.

A judge ordered the imprisonment of seven individuals accused of exploitation. A judge has sent seven people to prison on charges of exploitation in Colombia. The specific type of exploitation and the identities of those imprisoned were not disclosed.

The Nueva EPS provider will transfer 15 billion pesos to the Hospital Universitario de Caldas this week. The transfer is intended to support the hospital's operations.

Four officials were kidnapped in the Arauca department during security and investigation operations. The captives include CTI officials José Antonio Pacheco and Rodrigo Antonio López, along with police officers Esley Hoyos Murcia and Jordín Fabián Pérez.

Infrastructure works in a local stream had not commenced despite a contract being signed five months ago. Resources to intervene the area had been available for nearly one year following a tragedy.

Colombian military personnel have been kidnapped in the Nariño and Cauca regions. This incident follows reports of soldiers rescuing five individuals from a potential kidnapping in Cauca. The exact number of military personnel affected by the kidnapping is not specified.

Colombian military personnel have been kidnapped in the Nariño and Cauca regions. The transcript mentions that soldiers rescued five individuals from a potential kidnapping situation in Cauca.