With less than 48-hours before 39 million Colombians head to the polls, the country is bracing for historic shift to the left should progressive candidate Gustavo Petro win the 2022 election.

From Cold War-era insurgents to narco-warriors, Colombia's many illegal armed groups continue to be proxies in battlefields void of ideologies. Both extreme Left and Right exaggerate foreign support.

Some 80,000 members of Colombia’s Armed Forces and National Police are in charge of protecting citizens from security risks during the presidential election on Sunday, May 29.

One of Colombia's "most wanted" criminals, alias "Gentil Duarte", and founding member of the Second Marquetalia, was killed during raid in Venezuela.

Colombia is inching to an abyss of politically uncertainty after serious allegations by leftist candidate Gustavo Petro that the May 29 elections will be "suspended".

In the last Guarumo poll released before the May 29 presidential election, the percentage points of front runners Gustavo Petro and Federico Gutiérrez remain virtually unchanged.

Colombians are joining the growing ranks of illegal immigrants from other nations attempting to the enter the U.S by the crossing the southern border.

The election race in Colombia is drawing to a close with front running candidates reaching out to both urban and rural populations.

One of Colombia's most celebrated culinary figures and owner of Leo restaurant in Bogotá, Leonor Espinosa, achieved the prestigious title voted on by experts as World’s Best Female Chef 2022.

Bogotá's most important fashion and retail event returns after a three-year hiatus with the fifth edition of BFW and showcase on sustainable design and business practices.

After promising to halt oil production in Colombia if elected president, candidate Gustavo Petro also warned of a possible end to coal exports given that the fuel is "worse than cocaine."

With two weeks to go before Colombians elect their next president, a likely Petro victory has the business community on edge given the candidate's socialist agenda and hard-left reforms.

Colombia's upcoming May 29 presidential election could send geopolitical shock waves as far East as China, could the country elect a hard-left candidate with Gustavo Petro,

Colombia's Avianca and Brazilian carrier GOL are set to form a common holding company Abra Group and deal that creates one of South America's largest airlines.

The assassination of Paraguay's top prosecutor Marcelo Pecci, as he was honeymooning with his wife in Barú occurred as the Colombian coast faced an armed strike by the violent drugs cartel- Gulf Clan.

After two years of construction, Bogotá gets a new performing arts center with Centro Nacional de Artes Teatro Colón, and largest investment in cultural infrastructure by the Ministry of Culture.

Eight months after 1,200 members of Colombia's indigenous peoples occupied Bogotá's National Park, the district began relocating the settlers to temporary shelters.

International intelligence services has raised the alarm bells of the Kremlin's interference in Colombia and objective to influence of the upcoming presidential election.

The arrest, capture and extradition of alias "Otoniel" is the most important for Colombia since the killing of the Medellín cartel's Pablo Escobar.

Colombia's Supreme Court has banned recreational fishing based on a precautionary legal principle to protect the fish from cruelty, and country's water ecosystems.

The Lebanon-born violinist Ara Malikian will deliver a one night concert at Teatro Mayor on May 10, 2022, and evening that showcases the virtuosity of the renowned musician.

Colombia presented a definitive version of the nation’s offshore wind road map, and first to be developed in South America. The country has the potential to generate 9 GW by 2050.

The Ministry of Culture has launched a free online course in Orange Economy for industry professionals, and available also in English for international participants.

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.