Economy

The truth that the Petro government is not telling in the balances and analyses of the public debt in the Financial Plan

President Gustavo Petro Photo: Andrea Puentes, Presidency of Colombia

EPM delivered more than $243.5 billion in electricity sector transfers to 6 departments of Colombia in 2025

EPM delivered nearly $250 billion in transfers. Porce II hydroelectric power plant. Photo: Courtesy: EPM

The tax moves and new taxes decreed by the Petro government taking advantage of the economic emergency

The market continues to have doubts about how these taxes will be implemented. Photo: Image generated with artificial intelligence.

Beverage brand, the new business of Carlos Torres, actor from ‘La Reina del Flow’

Carlos Torres, actor and co-founder of Dify. Photo: Courtesy

US Revises Down Economic Growth for the Last Quarter of 2025: What Was It Ultimately?

The economy grew at an annualized rate of 0.7% in the fourth quarter of 2025 Photo: iStock

Burgerville festival celebrates its fifth edition in Bogotá with 35 restaurants and a new location

In this edition, the offer extends to burgers from Medellín and Peru. Photo: Courtesy/Burgerville

EPM transferred more than $243.5 billion to 193 municipalities in 2025 for energy generation

During 2025, Empresas Públicas de Medellín delivered more than $243.5 billion in electricity sector transfers to 193 municipalities in the departments of Antioquia, Caldas, Cauca, Quindío, Risaralda and Valle del Cauca...

United States Opens New Trade Investigation Against Nicaragua: Exports at Risk of Further Tariffs

The United States is investigating Nicaragua and 59 other countries for serious failures in combating forced labor. The process aims to curb unfair competition and could lead to new tariffs.

Chinese Mining Companies Control 8.5% of Nicaraguan Territory

Report by Fundación del Río reveals that Chinese mining companies control over one million hectares in Nicaragua.

INSS current pensions will not have an adjustment

INSS confirms that current pensions in Nicaragua will not have an adjustment despite the increase in the minimum wage.

Chinese companies control over one million hectares of mining concessions in Nicaragua, controlling 8.5% of the territory

A report reveals that Chinese companies control over one million hectares in mining concessions in Nicaragua. The study warns about legal reforms, environmental risks, and expansion into indigenous territories and border areas

Nicaragua's Debt Equivalent to 82.5% of GDP

Nicaragua closed 2025 with an external debt of 16.245 billion dollars, equivalent to 82.5% of GDP.