Colombia News in English

Good morning! It’s 28th January, and here’s your Colombia daily news capsule.

The Minister of Commerce appears in a wheelchair while announcing new tariffs on Ecuador.

Jennifer Pedraza reports 779 new academic inconsistencies at the San José Foundation, calling for an investigation.

In just three weeks, the Petro government has signed contracts worth 609 billion pesos ahead of the Guarantee Law.

A legal challenge is underway to overturn the minimum wage increase decree set for 2026.

A child killer in Huila is on the verge of freedom, raising accusations of judicial negligence.

The Carrera Séptima corridor will benefit two million citizens and is set to be completed by 2030.

Heavy rains cause flooding and traffic chaos across multiple areas in Bogotá today.

A link in a mafia network using the estate of former ambassador Fernando Sanclemente has been dismantled.

Free swimming courses are now available at three Happiness Centers in Bogotá for all ages.

The new elevated Metro station will feature three levels, including a mini-market for commuters.

Iran warns the U.S. as an aircraft carrier approaches, fearing potential conflict.

A preliminary list of fatalities from a plane crash in Maine is being investigated by authorities.

Donald Trump claims Cuba is on the brink of collapse after losing Venezuelan oil supplies.

Colombia is on alert for yellow fever; vaccination is recommended for high-risk municipalities.

The "super flu" is causing concern in Antioquia, with rising cases and notable symptoms reported.

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