Economy

In the last 12 years, 29 bridges have collapsed in the country: More than 60% registered from 2023 to 2026

Closure of the Cartagena-Barranquilla road due to damage to the Juan de Acosta bridge Photo: Courtesy

Is it cheaper now? Panama and Puerto Rico are catching up to San Andres and Cartagena in tourist prices due to the dollar's fall

Traveling abroad is not necessarily more expensive than domestic tourism. Amidst greater air connectivity and dollar volatility, several Caribbean and Latin American destinations are entering the Colombian traveler's radar not only for experience but also for price.

Parent company of brands Studio F and Ela begins new strategic phase with investment exceeding US$10 million

Eduardo Marín Cardona, Corporate Vice President of STF Group. Photo: Courtesy

Colombia's automotive fleet surpassed 21.3 million vehicles in 2025: motorcycles lead, electric and hybrid grow

According to the report from the National Single Registry of Transit (Runt), the country's automotive fleet closed last year with a total of 21,345,925 vehicles...

Facing economic problems and not contributing to social security: this is how Uber drivers live in Latin America

A study by Uber and the Inter-American Development Bank reveals that most drivers in Latin America face economic difficulties, live with debt, and do not contribute to social security, reflecting labor fragility in platform economies.

Sanitary audit in South Caribbean Coast

The Institute for Agricultural Protection and Health, IPSA, reinforces the surveillance of the food safety system in the processing of Caribbean lobster.

(Photos) "Rios de Leche y Miel" 2026 Agricultural Fair in Santo Tomas

With the participation of producers, ranchers, and entrepreneurs from Chontales, the "Rios de Leche y Miel" 2026 Agricultural Fair was inaugurated in Santo Tomas.

Nicaragua produced 20.3 million pounds of cheese and cuajada in January

One of the most consumed dairy products in Nicaraguan families is cheese and cuajada.

Meeting with managers of coffee exporting companies

During the meeting, Colonel González conveyed the greetings of the Commander-in-Chief of the Military Forces of the Army of Nicaragua, General of the Army Julio César Avilés Castillo.

Government evaluates raising tariff imposed on 73 items from Ecuador to 50%

Contrary to backing down, the tariff war with Ecuador is about to reach its peak. As reported by the Minister of Commerce, Diana Morales, the Government is evaluating increasing the 30% tariff imposed on imports of 73 sub-categories of Ecuadorian products to 50%.

The Ortega-Murillo regime seeks $122 million in loans from BCIE and OPEC for road projects

The Ortega-Murillo dictatorship seeks to finance Section B of road expansion in Estelí, Somoto, Managua, and Jinotepe, as well as the Masaya-Sabana Grande highway through two loans totaling $122 million.

The novel for the purchase of Warner Bros continues, now Netflix refused to raise its offer

Netflix announced this week that it will not increase its acquisition offer for Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD), effectively ceding the media giant to... Paramount Skydance's rival offer, after considering that the deal was no longer financially attractive.