Colombia News in English

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

Colombia's presidential race heats up as Iván Cepeda wins the first round but loses to Paloma Valencia.

Nicolás Petro avoids prison after a judicial decision; he remains free amid the Fucoso case.

Venezuela and the U.S. resume direct flights after seven years, marking a significant diplomatic shift.

Three Colombians captured in Gaza flotilla, prompting a strong response from the Colombian government.

Medellín sees a rise in unemployment, becoming the second city with the highest jobless rate this year.

Lina Tejeiro shares exciting news of her pregnancy in a heartfelt video on social media.

Colombia's women's U17 team secures a decisive victory over Bolivia in the South American tournament.

A new video reveals moments before the shooting at the Correspondents' Dinner, raising concerns.

Cali bars and clubs adjust their hours for the upcoming marathon, enhancing the city's festive spirit.

The Bogotá lottery announces the winning numbers for the major prize on April 30th.

A temporary road closure in Bogotá for J Balvin's concert affects traffic in the area.

Álvaro Uribe claims he proposed an agreement to Santos, but it was rejected in favor of the Farc.

The General Prosecutor's Office rejects the use of minors in protests, emphasizing child protection.

The Petro administration faces challenges with Emberá communities in Bogotá, signaling a brewing crisis.

The latest lottery results from Manizales reveal the winning numbers from April 29th.

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