Colombia News in English

Good morning! It’s 3rd July, and here’s your Colombia daily news capsule.

BBC Mundo visits makeshift morgue in Los Silos as bodies pile up after Venezuelan earthquakes.

Abelardo De La Espriella outlines four key objectives for the government transition process.

Fabio Arjona appointed as Environment Minister under Abelardo De La Espriella's administration.

Government seeks approval for significant funds to indigenous health services before administration change.

Carlos Alonso Lucio describes the transition as an "Ark of Noah" handing over leadership to the president-elect.

Tragic details emerge about Natalia Villalba's last moments before her murder and discovery in a suitcase.

Labor Ministry warns not all workers will benefit from reduced working hours policy.

Concerns grow over civil disobedience call by Senator Iván Cepeda as legal implications are discussed.

Max Henríquez issues alarming warning about an irreversible climate phenomenon approaching soon.

A vigilante survives a week trapped under rubble following the earthquakes in Venezuela.

Major Russian attack on Kyiv results in multiple casualties, marking the worst assault since 2022.

A couple climbs the Empire State Building to propose, ending up arrested for their daring stunt.

New study finds coffee consumption may lower the risk of liver disease, even in high amounts.

How to activate earthquake alerts on your phone: a step-by-step guide for Android and iOS.

A Canadian boy dies from rabies after waking up with a bat on his face, raising health concerns.

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