Twenty-six months after the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic in Colombia, the Ministry of Health has lifted the last-remaining health measure for citizens: use of face masks indoors.

Political science student María Elizabeth Giulanelli voluntarily left Colombia after the Attorney General's Office dropped charges she attacked anti-riot police during the April 28 protests.

Villegas Editores and Ministry of Culture teamed up to offer Colombians free access to 100 digital titles by the publishing house, known for its glossy coffee table book collection.

A U.S political science student, identified as Maria Elizabeth Giulianelli was taken into custody by Colombia's anti-riot squad ESMAD for participating in a violent protest outside the Universidad Nacional.

In a move that will transform air integration across Latin America, Avianca and Viva have agreed to operate under a new holding company.

Colombia's Special Jurisdiction for Peace (JEP) heard testimonies on Tuesday by former military officials of their involvement in "false positives" in the Catatumbo region.

Colombia enters the final month of a highly contested presidential election, amidst shifting geopolitical rivalries and candidates with opposing visions for the country's future.

Korea has reciprocated the invitation as Guest Nation at Bogotá International Book Fair (FILBo) by hosting Colombia with its own pavilion in Seoul as part of its international book fair.

Severe weather across Colombia has caused the country's largest waterways, Magdalena and Cauca, to break their banks, resulting in widespread flooding.

As per-day cases of coronavirus and deaths remain at record lows, the restriction of wearing of face masks indoors will be lifted within weeks, stated Minister Ruíz.

Take full advantage of the art gallery circuit this weekend, with the all in-person event ARTBO Weekend 2022. More than 50 exhibition spaces are participating.

The American Women's Club hosted a two day bazaar at Club FAC to celebrate Mother's Day, welcome newcomers to Colombia's capital and a highlight of the 2022 calendar.

The Ministry of Culture has launched a platform to offer more than 150 free books to Colombian homes. The ebooks were curated by the Colombia's National Library.

The recent designation of Colombia as a Major Non-NATO Ally raises the question why the US has not given this status to Mexico.

Three years after the last International Book Fair of Bogotá was held at Corferias, the literary world reunites in Colombian capital for edition 34.

After two days in a coma, the result of a car crash, legendary Colombian midfielder Freddy Rincón has died at the age of 55.

Colombia's Attorney General's Office announced that it has dismantled an extensive animal trafficking network that sold many endangered species to private collectors.

President Iván Duque delivered his final speech to the UN Security Council as Colombia's head of state where he explained advances in a peace process with legality.

The green iguana's population comes under threat every Lent as this species is hunted for its meat and eggs. Iguanas on the coast are eaten as a substitute for fish and chicken.

Colombia remains the second-most landmined nation in the world after Afghanistan, with 245 towns still planted with remnants of war.

Health Minister Fernando Ruíz announced that 95% of Colombians have achieved high levels of COVID-19 immunity based on vaccine coverage and recoveries from the disease.

Fierce competition among low-cost carriers and entry of new carriers in the Colombian market has returned passenger capacity to pre-pandemic levels.

Despite the early onset of the rainy season, the wettest weeks in Colombia are expected between mid-April and end of May.

As global demand for commodity exports surge, the Colombian peso hit a nine month high to the U.S dollar and part of a Latin America-wide currency rally.

Bat conservation efforts in Latin American and Caribbean are growing given this mammal’s key role in food security and preservation of natural habitats.