Colombia News in English

Good morning! It’s 14th January, and here’s your Colombia daily news capsule.

Former magistrate Linares files a lawsuit to suspend the minimum wage decree.

Medellín and Valle de Aburrá reintroduce the pico y placa traffic restrictions today.

Students in Bogotá can access free transportation under the 2026 School Mobility Program.

Caracol Radio announces changes following its merger with W Radio, including new programming.

The Colombian Army dismantles a Farc dissident group in Calarcá, seizing weapons and ammunition.

Colombia issues nearly five billion dollars in external debt, marking a historic bond sale.

Power outages expected in several neighborhoods across Bogotá and Cundinamarca this Wednesday.

Mayor Galán urges the national government to take responsibility for the minimum wage increase.

Water cuts scheduled for Kennedy neighborhoods on Tuesday, affecting many residents.

Pico y placa regulations for Bogotá are in effect today; check your vehicle's schedule.

Prime Minister of Greenland chooses Denmark over the U.S. amid Trump's pressure for territory.

Full transcript of the hearing against Nicolás Maduro reveals family involvement in charges.

The World Bank revises Colombia's economic growth projections for 2026 and 2027 downward.

Einstein's theory confirmed: time flows differently on Mars, impacting future space missions.

Marcela Reyes devastated by the news of Yeison Jiménez's death in 'LCDLF'.

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