Colombia News in English

Good morning! It’s 28th May, and here’s your Colombia daily news capsule.

Ecopetrol extends Ricardo Roa's medical leave for another 30 days due to health reasons.

Abelardo de la Espriella predicts consequences for Gustavo Petro, opposes re-election, and welcomes Uribismo.

Procuraduría intervenes in toll discussions regarding the future of Autopistas del Café.

Daniel Briceño questions Juan Daniel Oviedo, revealing why Paloma Valencia's campaign faltered.

Ten active cases against President Petro for political participation are currently underway.

Clashes among dissidents of Farc reportedly leave dozens dead in Guaviare; authorities are verifying.

Colombia's Armada deploys over 30 units to secure democracy in areas of concern for upcoming elections.

Power outages expected in Bogotá, Soacha, and Tocancipá on May 27th.

A six-month-old baby dies after being admitted to a Tolima hospital with signs of abuse.

Bad news for drivers in Bogotá with plates ending in six to zero; movement restrictions are in place.

Iran condemns U.S. attacks, pledging to defend itself amid escalating tensions with Israel.

NASA opens the door for Jeff Bezos to build the first lunar base.

Colombian reggaeton star El Dizzy dies in a tragic hit-and-run accident.

The average age of Colombia's team is among the oldest in the 2026 World Cup.

A new study reveals that quality sleep and exercise are key to longevity and health.

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