Colombia News in English

Good morning! It’s 29th March, and here’s your Colombia daily news capsule.

Victor Munoz comments on the latest poll, saying it boosts Paloma Valencia's campaign.

Nicolas Maduro claims "We're fine" from his prison cell in the U.S.

Colombia prepares for a friendly match against France, with key players expected to shine.

Idartes reveals an exciting cultural agenda for Holy Week in Bogotá.

Traffic in Bogotá remains normal on major highways as Easter travel approaches.

Colombian president Petro signs the Agrarian Jurisdiction Law, but implementation still awaits.

Prosecutors send brothers to jail for their involvement in the kidnapping of Diana Ospina.

Boyacá and Cauca lottery results are in for today, with winning numbers announced.

Authorities warn of increased wildlife trafficking during Holy Week, stressing legal consequences.

Two Hercules aircraft will be out of operation as military maintenance continues.

Colombian mercenary recruitment rises amid ongoing global conflicts, raising concerns.

Houthi rebels launch missiles from Yemen towards Israel, escalating Middle Eastern tensions.

Mass protests erupt across the U.S. as part of the "No Kings" movement against the government.

NASA's Artemis II mission prepares for a historic crewed launch to the Moon.

A new COVID-19 variant raises alarms in the U.S., with experts sharing essential information.

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