Economy

Cartagena Sí Emprende: the platform that drives business growth

Businesses that want to go far cannot do it alone. They need the accompaniment and support of platforms like CartagenaSIEmprende.com to increase sales through visibility, specialized training, valuable connections, and real business opportunities.

María La Baja already has a company; now it needs more opportunities

María La Baja is a territory where productive activity is part of its identity. Traditional gastronomy, nature tourism, agriculture, and cultural knowledge not only preserve history: they sustain income and boost the local economy.

The Phronesis of Collective Leadership

María La Baja already has a company; now it needs more opportunities

Microfinance and Public Policy

Executive president of Asomicrofinanzas. 02/18/2026 23:39 Updated: 02/18/2026 23:39

The Other Pension Reform

Professor of Economics at Javeriana University. 02.18.2026 23:35 Updated: 02.18.2026 23:35

Agricultural microcredit

Business consultant. [email protected] 02.18.2026 23:30 Updated: 02.18.2026 23:30

Licensed construction areas in Bolívar grew and housing takes up most square meters

In 2025, licensed construction areas in Bolívar grew by 8.7% compared to 2024, according to a recent Dane report.

Warren Buffett exits Apple and Amazon

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Government filed an appeal to overturn the provisional suspension of the minimum wage

The appeal filed by the Government seeking the Council of State to overturn the provisional suspension of the decree increasing the minimum wage by 23.7% for 2026 has become known.

ATM Insurance: What It Covers and When It Works in Colombia

In Colombia, withdrawing cash remains a daily practice, even in the age of digital payments.

SENA launches free certification for working women: LINK to apply

In an effort to close gender gaps in the Colombian labor market, the National Learning Service (SENA) has launched an ambitious national call for applications titled 'Voices of Women 2026'. This initiative seeks to officially certify the experience and knowledge of 2,000 women who, despite mastering a trade, lack an academic degree to support their skills.

Violence costs Latin America 4% of GDP: the impact on the regional economy

In Latin America, for every 100,000 inhabitants there are 25 homicides, more than triple the world average. Photo: Colombian Army.