Colombia’s 2026 Election: What Left or Right Rule Means for Security

Colombia’s 2026 Election: What Left or Right Rule Means for Security

Colombia’s 2026 election could reshape security policy, peace talks and anti-crime strategy. Colombians head toward a presidential vote defined by debates over armed groups, territorial control, and the future of the country’s security model. Credit: Jhoan Baron / ColombiaOne (AI-generated picture).

What a Left- or Right-wing Colombian Presidency Could Mean for the Economy

What a Left- or Right-wing Colombian Presidency Could Mean for the Economy

Business leaders and ordinary citizens are closely watching what may happen to the country’s economy depending on who wins the Casa de Nariño. Credit: Ted McGrath cc by nc sa 2.0.As Colombia approaches one of the most consequential presidential elections in recent history, investors, business leader

Colombia’s Most Dangerous Natural Phenomena and How Residents Prepare

Colombia’s Most Dangerous Natural Phenomena and How Residents Prepare

Learn how Colombians prepare for earthquakes, floods, landslides and volcanic threats. A family organizes emergency supplies as Colombia continues strengthening disaster preparedness across regions exposed to natural hazards. Credit: Jhoan Baron / ColombiaOne (AI-generated picture). For editorial us

Saharan Dust Begins Moving Toward the Caribbean and will Brush Colombia

Saharan Dust Begins Moving Toward the Caribbean and will Brush Colombia

IDEAM is carrying out technical and scientific monitoring of this phenomenon, in coordination with national and international entities. Credit: Dust Aerosol Copernicus Atmosphere Monitoring ServiceThe traditional atmospheric phenomenon known as Saharan dust, which reaches its main peak during the mo

Colombia’s Emergency Numbers: A Guide for Foreigners

Colombia’s Emergency Numbers: A Guide for Foreigners

Colombia’s emergency number 123 connects foreigners to police, ambulance, and rescue services. Travelers can also access specialized support lines, consular assistance, and city-specific emergency tools across Colombia. Credit: Jhoan Baron / ColombiaOne (AI-generated picture). For editorial use only