Stories from Colombia

Authorities have judicialized two alleged members of the Los Pachencas group in connection with three homicides.

Authorities dismantled 120 illegal water connections in Buenaventura. In Luruaco, 27 illegal connections reduced water flow from 22 to 5 liters per second in the Santa Cruz district.

Authorities have ruled out hydrocarbon contamination following the discovery of a large stain in Cartagena Bay. Erick Montoya reported that the extensive stain is not caused by oil. The finding follows concerns regarding environmental impact in the Colombian Caribbean.

The sentencing follows an investigation by the Prosecutor's Office to uncover the truth behind the killing.

Nine people died following an explosion at a coal mine in Colombia. An explosion occurred at a coal mine in Colombia, resulting in several deaths and injuries.

Three additional passengers have reported experiencing mild symptoms while aboard the cruise ship. The source did not specify if these symptoms were related to Hantavirus.

Authorities in Quindío are seeking to establish new flight routes from El Edén International Airport in Armenia to the United States. This follows the closure of Spirit Airlines operations at the airport.

The ELN central command issued a statement accusing President Gustavo Petro of failing to uphold agreements reached during peace negotiations. This follows Petro's recent suggestion to resume dialogues with the guerrilla group if they dismantle illicit economies.

Police are investigating the discovery of a body in a southern neighborhood of Bogota. Preliminary indications suggest the body showed no signs of violence. Authorities are reviewing security camera footage and collecting neighbor testimonies to clarify the circumstances.

The Attorney General's Office in Colombia cited Laura Ojeda, partner of Nicolás Petro, for a hearing regarding alleged personal data violations against Daísuris Vázquez. The judicial proceeding is scheduled for May 12 at 11:00 AM.