Colombia News in English

Good morning! It’s 11th March, and here’s your Colombia daily news capsule.

Colombia's Congress reshaped after the 2026 legislative elections, revealing party dynamics.

A tragic crime in Bogotá raises questions about evidence in a mother and baby case.

Political strategies emerge as Cepeda claims moral high ground against Uribismo.

Shooting incident in Usaquén leaves a man injured, linked to emerald trade violence.

Paloma Valencia discusses her vice-presidential strategy amid the 2026 elections.

Bogotá's mayoral office has over two thousand job vacancies with high salaries available.

The government adjusts security measures for candidates following recent consultations.

A machete attack in Bogotá prompts public safety concerns after shocking video surfaces.

A business fair arrives at Parque Lourdes this week, offering opportunities for local entrepreneurs.

The U.S. reveals Colombia's absence from the anti-drug summit, citing a lack of readiness.

One in three adults worldwide faces heart disease risks, highlighting exercise's importance.

A twelve-year-old girl in Argentina graduates university, boasting an impressive IQ.

Tragic news as a rising urban music star dies in a traffic accident in Medellín.

The price of oil drops below one hundred dollars as Trump claims the Iran war is nearly over.

New research suggests a link between the human brain and Earth's electromagnetic energy.

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