Colombia News in English

Good morning! It’s 26th February, and here’s your Colombia daily news capsule.

Leading candidates in the latest Invamer poll include Iván Cepeda and Claudia López.

A volcanic eruption alert has been issued for Urabá in Antioquia.

Bancolombia announces compensation for clients affected by recent service failures.

A taxi driver involved in a kidnapping claims he was forced to participate.

A metal bridge collapses in Boyacá, injuring several workers and trapping others.

A Bogotá judge releases a man accused of murdering his ex-partner, citing no danger to society.

The National University declares a strike until March 20, demanding the resignation of Ismael Peña.

Antioquia plans to invest over $882 billion to pave more than 634 kilometers of roads.

NASA warns that increasing solar brightness may mark a critical point for Earth’s future.

Bill Gates acknowledges his past connections with Epstein during a meeting with employees.

Shakira is set to perform in front of the Great Pyramid of Giza as part of her tour.

The UEFA faces backlash after a controversial sanction involving Vinícius and Prestianni.

A new study reveals unique brain changes in women during their second pregnancy.

Weight loss medications are transforming attitudes towards exercise for many individuals.

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