The BCIE will suspend the initial outlay of 7.6 million dollars from a loan to the National Police because of sanctions imposed on the police institution by the United States.

Both Secretary General Almagro and Assistant Secretary General Néstor Méndez will serve a second, five-year term starting May 26, 2020.

The Coronavirus has had a massive effect on Colombia’s borders, especially those shared with Venezuela.

Interior Minister María Paula Romo announced that President Lenín Moreno will enact an extension of the deadline for registry for Venezuelan citizens by executive decree.

At the fourteenth session of the Regional Conference on Women in Latin America and the Caribbean, Latin American and Caribbean countries signed the Santiago Commitment, by which countries promise to take necessary measures to accelerate the implementation of previous regional and international action plans and institutionalize measures that promote equality and diversity of perspectives at

The president of the Inter-American Development Bank and former presidents of Uruguay, Costa Rica, and Mexico participated in a panel discussion on this subject that has a long and complicated history on the isthmus.

For more than two centuries, Colombia and Mexico have maintained deep historical and cultural affinities that today translate into a close friendship between the two countries.

The Regional Journalism Award in Bogotá has extended its call for submissions until March 31st to collect extraordinary stories of how journalism has reinvented itself to transform the country.

Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) released a report regarding elections in Bolivia.

During the final week of February, a number of Peruvian ex-authorities, including the former governor of Lambayeque, Yehude Simon, were detained for their alleged links with the Brazilian construction company.