Colombia News in English

Good morning! It’s 2nd January, and here’s your Colombia daily news capsule.

Colombia faces challenges as President Petro's promises remain unfulfilled.

Tragic fire in Switzerland leaves at least 40 dead and over 100 injured.

TransMilenio fare increase confirmed to be $350, not $250 as previously stated.

Bogotá's vehicle restrictions for January 2nd: what you need to know.

Maduro avoids denying alleged U.S. attack while hinting at new agreements.

Petro government cuts over $4.2 trillion from the budget for 2025.

Experts discuss the impact of the new minimum wage on Colombia's economy.

New Year's celebrations in Antioquia result in 26 injuries from fireworks.

Two fatalities reported during New Year celebrations in Barranquilla.

Medellín takes control of traffic camera fines after 20 years of private management.

Colombia joins the UN Security Council amid international tensions.

Body of missing Texas woman Camila Mendoza has been found.

Pope Leo XIV's New Year message emphasizes acceptance over conflict.

WhatsApp introduces advanced file cleaning tool to free up mobile space.

J Balvin reconciles with Residente just before the end of 2025.

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