Economy

With El Niño around the corner, there are shadows for coal supply in electricity generation

Carlos Cante, president of Fenalcarbón Photo: Courtesy

Amarilo will arrive in a new city, projects sales of $3.6 trillion and bets on the housing sector

Roberto Moreno, president of Amarilo Photo: Courtesy

Chinese giant Midea consolidates Colombia as its operations center for the Andean region

Juan Pablo Barrios Country Manager of MIDEA Photo: Courtesy/Midea

Colombian export fabric expands in Latin America and contracts in key markets

Cuba leads growth with 13.9% and Uruguay 12.5%; Bolivia falls 10.2% Photo: iStock

The Proper Work of Banana Growers Led Us to Achieve Export Records: Augura

Emerson Aguirre, president of the Association of Banana Growers of Colombia (Augura) Photo: Courtesy Augura

Turbaco and several municipalities in Bolívar will have no electricity on April 27, 2026

Afinia, the energy service provider in Bolívar, is carrying out electrical infrastructure optimization work in the department as part of its investment plan to improve service quality and reliability.

Calcium Sulfate: The Residue That Can Become a Valuable Solution for the Brewing Industry

Calcium sulfate is a mineral chemical compound commonly known as gypsum, anhydrite, or selenite and is widely used for agricultural and medical work.

A State Without a Cushion in a Cashless Reality: The Scenario Fueling the Petro Government's Fiscal Crisis

The country faces a fiscal crisis not seen since the last century. Photo: Image generated with artificial intelligence.

Analysis

The country faces a fiscal crisis not seen since the last century. Photo: Image generated with artificial intelligence.

The Wallet: What Does and Doesn't Affect Your Credit Score in Credit Bureaus

Credit Bureaus Photo: Photomontage from an iStock image

The Unbearable Lightness... of Social Media

The reference to Kundera applies to the also unbearable superficiality of social networks, regarding a video in which two brothers linked to the meat industry, with a cattle family and meat sales in Ibagué, end up replicating Petro's arguments against meat exports.

50% of the drop in natural gas sales in industrial and commercial sectors in Colombia has been transferred to LPG

Amidst an energy market strained by falling natural gas supply and international volatility, liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) is beginning to consolidate as a relevant alternative in Colombia.