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Good morning! It’s 15th December, and here’s your Colombia daily news capsule.

José Antonio Kast delivers first speech as Chile's elected president, emphasizing democracy over authoritarianism.

Seventeen students tragically lost their lives in a bus accident in Segovia, shocking the nation.

Colombian mayor calls for jail time for Isabel Zuleta over alleged pressures on military generals.

Cristian Portilla, former aide to ex-mayor, wins Bucaramanga's special elections, becoming new city leader.

Workers' push for a minimum wage increase in 2026 faces skepticism amid economic challenges.

Bogotá implements vehicle restrictions from December 15 to 21, affecting private cars during peak hours.

Gustavo Petro condemns armed strike by ELN, as U.S. warns citizens about travel in Colombia.

Missing medical student from Uninorte found safe in Spain after three days of uncertainty.

Colombia's electoral landscape remains unclear as 2025 draws to a close amid rising tensions.

Police issue safety tips ahead of Christmas to combat theft, counterfeit liquor, and fireworks dangers.

New shooting at a U.S. university leaves multiple casualties, raising alarms about campus safety.

Authorities in Cúcuta investigate potential explosive devices, ensuring public safety in the area.

The Geminid meteor shower peaks this December—perfect for stargazers across Colombia.

PlayStation Store offers discounts on games as holiday shopping season heats up.

Bayern Munich secures a draw against Mainz, missing key player Luis Díaz in Bundesliga match.

That’s all for now — have a great day ahead!