Colombia News in English

Good morning! It’s 19th March, and here’s your Colombia daily news capsule.

Venezuelan regime appoints Gustavo González López as new Defense Minister after Vladimir Padrino's dismissal.

Severe flooding in Facatativá and Pacho as rivers overflow, causing emergencies for local families.

Trump threatens to destroy Iran's gas fields amid rising tensions and military actions in the region.

Colombian prosecutor confirms mother of poisoned girl also affected by thallium in Zulma Guzmán case.

Heartbreaking testimony from mother of two murdered teens in Malambo after suspects' capture.

Aguas de Cartagena completes technical pause, service restoration plan announced for residents.

Iván Cepeda supports Gustavo Petro's plan to liquidate failing health service providers in Colombia.

Robberies and contract killings in broad daylight raise safety concerns in Bogotá.

Bogotá opens applications for 780 new Order Managers to enhance public safety and order.

Police reveal Bogotá's most wanted list, offering rewards for information on homicide suspects.

Eighty percent of workers under 34 report burnout, raising alarms about workplace mental health.

Israel continues targeting key Iranian leaders; implications for regional stability remain uncertain.

Delcy Rodríguez announces new role for former prosecutor Tarek William Saab in Venezuela's mission.

Colon cancer cases rise among young adults under 50, with doctors identifying contributing factors.

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