Colombia News in English

Good morning! It’s 23rd May, and here’s your Colombia daily news capsule.

Atlas Intel reports a technical tie between Cepeda and Abelardo in the first round.

Aída Quilcué responds fiercely to accusations from Paloma Valencia regarding an indigenous leader's murder.

Bogotá's mobility faced chaos on May 22, with ongoing protests affecting transportation routes.

The CAR warns that reservoirs in Bogotá have not recovered, raising alarms about the El Niño phenomenon.

Scientists discover the largest volcanic caldera on Earth, hidden beneath the Pacific Ocean.

Colombian dollar falls below $3,700, prompting discussions on economic implications.

Camila Fabri and her children have left Venezuela following her husband's deportation to the U.S.

The search continues for a woman missing in Mexico after a cosmetic procedure, echoing Yulixa Toloza's case.

Colombian actor Stewart McLean found dead in Canada; authorities are investigating a suspected homicide.

Lucho Díaz prepares for the German Pokal final in Berlin this weekend; excitement builds for Colombian fans.

The World Health Organization raises the Ebola risk level in the Democratic Republic of the Congo to "very high."

A new study reveals metabolic fatty liver disease affects 40% of adults, often without symptoms.

A promising trial on preeclampsia offers hope against a leading cause of maternal and infant mortality.

What happens to your body when you have coffee and bread for breakfast every day?

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