Colombia News in English

Good morning! It’s 29th June, and here’s your Colombia daily news capsule.

Rescue efforts continue in Venezuela following devastating earthquakes, with critical hours ahead.

A police officer in Bogotá is under investigation for allegedly shooting a citizen inside a home.

The body of Natalia Fernández has been found among the rubble in Venezuela after the earthquakes.

Colombia opens an official channel to send medical aid to Venezuela after the recent earthquakes.

TransMilenio closes four stations due to the Pride march in Bogotá, with reports of violence.

Thousands in Bogotá face power outages as Enel reports anomalies in the capital and surrounding areas.

A new planet near Earth has been discovered, suitable for living with tropical beach temperatures.

The Pope prays for victims of the double earthquake in Venezuela, calling for urgent international support.

Karol G writes a letter to President Abelardo De la Espriella, advocating for inclusive governance.

David Alonso secures a thrilling victory at the Dutch Grand Prix, marking a milestone for Colombia.

In Santander, dengue fever has led to one death and over 4,600 reported cases this year.

The media marathon in Cali was a huge success, celebrating athleticism with winners in both 21K and 10K.

A controversial doctor claims he can change eye color, raising eyebrows in the medical community.

Francia reports an alarming increase in deaths due to the ongoing heatwave affecting Europe.

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