Colombia News in English

Good morning! It’s 1st April, and here’s your Colombia daily news capsule.

Government requests resignation from UIAF head; is Wilmar Mejía the next in line?

U.S. issues travel alert for Colombia, warning against visiting four specific departments.

Gustavo Petro reportedly faces no charges in the U.S. at this time, officials confirm.

New passport model in Colombia to be managed by the National Printing Office and Portugal.

Petro clashes with Colombia's Central Bank, challenging its independence amid rising interest rates.

U.S. and Israel escalate tensions with Iran, Trump tells allies to "take their own oil."

Traffic congestion reported in Bogotá due to two accidents on Avenida Primera Mayo.

Bogotá surpasses 600 fines in 2026 for improper waste management; ten commandments for zero waste.

Job opportunities in Bogotá: 713 vacancies available for virtual applications until April 4th.

Germany rejects Israel's new death penalty law aimed at Palestinians convicted of attacks.

Tragedy strikes as student enters school armed, resulting in a fatal shooting in Santa Fe, Argentina.

Actor Santiago Munévar, known for his role in 'Pasión de Gavilanes,' passes away at 66.

Alzheimer's study suggests higher meat consumption may protect those at genetic risk.

NASA tackles the challenge of what to eat on Mars; no feces as fertilizer, they confirm.

How stress impacts your skin; new study reveals links between stress and skin inflammation.

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