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Colombia joins Belt and Road initiative as China courts Latin America

Gustavo Petro · Colombia

Colombia joins Belt and Road initiative as China courts Latin America

41% Left coverage: 32 sources

Colombia formally agreed on Wednesday to join China's vast Belt and Road infrastructure initiative, as Beijing draws Latin America closer in a bid to counter the United States.See the Story

A family of three migrants from Colombia among Vancouver festival victims

Canadian Politics · Vancouver

A family of three migrants from Colombia among Vancouver festival victims

39% Left coverage: 13 sources

Colombia arrests 217 suspected members of top drug cartel

Americas · Colombia

Colombia arrests 217 suspected members of top drug cartel

71% Left coverage: 7 sources

Colombian authorities said Monday they had captured over 200 members of the country's biggest drug cartel, which is accused of murdering two dozen security force members in the past month.The Gulf Clan was born out of the right-wing paramilitary groups that fought leftist guerrillas in the 1990s before turning their attention to the cocaine trade.President...See the Story

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Heavy rainfall in Antioquia triggers emergencies and Red Alerts across department | The City Paper Bogotá

Heavy rainfall in Antioquia triggers emergencies and Red Alerts across department | The City Paper Bogotá

The intense rains battering Colombia’s Antioquia department have unleashed a wave of emergencies, leaving hundreds of people affected and causing widespread damage to road infrastructure. The situation has led authorities to declare a red alert in 72 of the department’s 125 municipalities, while another 10 remain under orange alert. The Aburrá Valley, which includes Medellín, Itagüí, Sabaneta, and La Estrella, has been particularly impacted by t…Antioquia · Antioquia See the Story

Petro claims ‘Dubai is the new Miami for narcos’ amid Gulf Clan attacks | The City Paper Bogotá

Petro claims ‘Dubai is the new Miami for narcos’ amid Gulf Clan attacks | The City Paper Bogotá

Colombian President Gustavo Petro pushed back against mounting criticism over his government’s handling of the country’s security crisis, claiming that violence is not spiralling out of control, despite a recent spate of deadly attacks on police and military personnel. In a nationally televised Cabinet meeting broadcast on Monday evening from the presidential palace, Casa de Nariño, Petro addressed Colombians directly, seeking to downplay what h…Cundinamarca · Cundinamarca See the Story

Since FARC Accord, some 1,494 minors recruited by Colombia’s armed groups | The City Paper Bogotá

Since FARC Accord, some 1,494 minors recruited by Colombia’s armed groups | The City Paper Bogotá

Nearly a decade after Colombia signed its historic 2016 Final Peace Accord with the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC), guerrilla, the forced recruitment of children and adolescents remains a damning legacy of the internal conflict. A harrowing report released on Friday, by the Special Jurisdiction for Peace (JEP), reveals that 1,494 minors have been forcibly taken by illegal armed groups since the signing of the Final Accord, raising…Cauca · Cauca Read Article

Colombia's Indigenous Minga descend on Bogotá for May Day Protests | The City Paper Bogotá

Colombia's Indigenous Minga descend on Bogotá for May Day Protests | The City Paper Bogotá

More than 11,000 members of Colombia’s Indigenous communities have arrived in the capital ahead of International Workers’ Day demonstrations on Wednesday, in a show of support for President Gustavo Petro’s stalled reform agenda. Officials expect up to 5,000 more participants in the coming days. The Indigenous collective, known as the minga, began arriving on Sunday in brightly painted rural buses – known locally as chivas – from the southern dep…Gustavo Petro · Cundinamarca See the Story

IMF Suspends Colombia’s $9.8bn Credit Line over fiscal concerns | The City Paper Bogotá

IMF Suspends Colombia’s $9.8bn Credit Line over fiscal concerns | The City Paper Bogotá

The International Monetary Fund has suspended Colombia’s access to a $9.8bn flexible credit line, citing a deterioration in fiscal discipline and a sharp rise in public debt, a move that triggered political controversy and stoked fears over the country’s financial resilience. The decision marks a significant shift for Colombia, which has long been considered a Latin American model of macroeconomic stability. The flexible credit line (FCL) was fi…Gustavo Petro · Colombia See the Story

Germany and Colombia sign Migration Partnership aimed at curbing asylum claims | The City Paper Bogotá

Germany and Colombia sign Migration Partnership aimed at curbing asylum claims | The City Paper Bogotá

Germany and Colombia signed an important agreement on Wednesday to deepen cooperation on migration policy, strengthening legal pathways for Colombian nationals to study, train and work in Germany, while also stepping up efforts to curb irregular migration. German Interior Minister Nancy Faeser and Foreign Minister Laura Sarabia both signed the Joint Declaration of Intent, one in Berlin, and the other in New York, where Colombia’s top diplomat is…Education · Germany See the Story

Colombia’s president is a drug addict, claims ex-minister

Colombia’s president is a drug addict, claims ex-minister

52% Center coverage: 21 sources

Former foreign minister says leftwing leader Petro disappeared for two days on official trip to FranceGustavo Petro · Colombia See the Story

Seeds of Memory: MAMU tributes Colombia’s Biodiversity and Food Sovereignty | The City Paper Bogotá

Seeds of Memory: MAMU tributes Colombia’s Biodiversity and Food Sovereignty | The City Paper Bogotá

As global food chains face mounting threats from climate change, monoculture farming, and biodiversity loss, seeds have emerged as a symbol of resistance, memory, and renewal. In Colombia, seeds are not only the foundation of agriculture – they are vessels of cultural identity, ecological knowledge, and generational continuity. From April 21 to 26, the Banco de la República is hosting Semana de las Semillas – Seed Week – and cultural initiative …Climate Change · Quintana Roo See the Story

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