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Weak Labor Law Enforcement in Colombia Hinders Worker Rights and Economic Growth

Colombia's Ministry of Labor, despite employing 1300 inspectors, struggles to enforce labor laws effectively due to low fines, limited resources, and a lack of a separate supervisory body, impacting worker rights and potentially hindering economic growth.

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Fourth Arrest Made in Uribe Turbay Assassination Attempt

Colombian authorities charged William Fernando González Cruz on June 20th, 2025, with involvement in the June 7th assassination attempt against Senator Miguel Uribe Turbay in Bogotá, alleging he planned the attack, chose the underage shooter, and helped the escape.

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14-Year-Old Shoots Colombian Presidential Candidate, Highlighting Decades-Long Trend of Child Hitmen

On Saturday, a 14-year-old shot Colombian presidential candidate Miguel Uribe Turbay multiple times during a rally in Bogotá; the teenager, apprehended after being shot in the leg, confessed to the crime for financial reasons, revealing a pattern of child hitmen in Colombia that began in the 1980s w...

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Colombia's Petro Shifts Focus from Popular Consultation to National Constituent Assembly

President Gustavo Petro of Colombia celebrated the passage of a labor reform bill restoring workers' rights, withdrawing a proposed popular consultation and instead advocating for a National Constituent Assembly to revise the country's rules.

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Valencia Cocaine Ring Dismantled: 25 Arrests, Large-Scale Lab Seized

A cocaine trafficking ring using frozen fruit pulp shipments was dismantled in Valencia, leading to 25 arrests and the seizure of a laboratory capable of producing 30 kilos of cocaine daily.

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Controversial Figure Appointed as Colombian Presidential Chief of Staff

Alfredo Saade Vergel, a controversial figure with past affiliations to conservative parties, has been appointed as Colombia's presidential chief of staff amidst institutional tension and accusations of President Gustavo Petro undermining the separation of powers; Saade's appointment follows a failed...

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Colombia's Eroding Democracy: The Unfulfilled Promise of Citizen Participation

Colombia's 1991 Constitution introduced significant citizen participation rights, but subsequent legislation and court decisions have severely limited their implementation, hindering democratic progress and raising concerns about the country's long-term political stability.

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UN Project Ends Food Shortages in Colombia's Guajira Region

The UN's SCALA project provided a well supplying 45,000 liters of water daily to 45 Wayúu families in Colombia's Guajira region, enabling year-round food production and ending food shortages; this project also focused on education and the integration of ancestral knowledge with modern techniques.

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Modified Weapon Used in Assassination Attempt on Colombian Presidential Candidate

A 14-year-old sicario, paid $5,000, attempted to assassinate Colombian presidential pre-candidate Miguel Uribe Turbay on June 7th using a modified Glock 9mm pistol with modified bullets; four people have been arrested.

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Petro's Vague Constituent Assembly Plan Raises Authoritarianism Concerns

President Petro's government seeks a Constituent Assembly, but Minister Eduardo Montealegre failed to give concrete reasons, only hinting at unspecified improvements, raising concerns that the actual aim is to empower the President.

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Colombian Council of State Suspends Petro's Decree for Popular Consultation

Colombia's Council of State suspended President Gustavo Petro's decree calling for a popular consultation on August 7th due to lack of Senate approval, as required by Article 104 of the Constitution, following a lawsuit filed by opposition senators.

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Petro's X Message Halts Colombian Labor Reform

President Gustavo Petro's unexpected message on X halted the Colombian Senate's attempt to pass the labor reform on June 18th, rejecting a pre-agreement reached by ministers and senators, despite the looming June 19th deadline and Senator Miguel Uribe Turbay's critical health condition.

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