Colombia News in English

Good morning! It’s 30th May, and here’s your Colombia daily news capsule.

Ecuador will eliminate tariffs on Colombian exports starting June 1st.

A tremor shook Colombia last night; details on the epicenter and magnitude are emerging.

Nerves are rising in Cepeda's campaign as the election approaches.

Only ten of the forty-eight bodies found in Guaviare have been identified.

Bogotá's mayor has announced an early dry law for the presidential elections.

Heat in Aburrá is increasing the presence of scorpions and snakes in homes.

Cali prepares for the presidential elections; will there be a ciclovía this Sunday?

Colombians deported from the U.S. hit a historic high, with over four thousand expelled in March.

The dollar closed higher due to pre-election expectations ahead of the first round.

Luis Díaz discusses the captaincy of Colombia's national team for the 2026 World Cup.

Experts are concerned about late diagnoses of cancer affecting older adults in Colombia.

Discover how daily banana and oatmeal smoothies can impact your health positively or negatively.

New research suggests keys to potentially reduce Alzheimer's risk by fifty percent.

A strange marine creature from eighty-five million years ago has been discovered in the Pacific.

Maluma proposes a surprising idea to boost voter turnout in Colombia's elections.

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