The latest Colombian business news:

Fields of change Colombia’s state run oil company Ecopetrol announced on March 13 that it will take back control of the Campo Rubiales oilfield in...

Starr of the show

[caption id="attachment_5273" align="alignright" width="228"] Photo: Facebook[/caption] As drummer for the world’s most famous quartet, Ringo Starr...

US soldiers ‘raped dozens of girls’

[caption id="attachment_5252" align="alignright" width="610"] US troops stationed in Melgar, Colombia, sexually abused more than 50 girls. Photo: CC...

Bogotá bombings and Burglaries

[caption id="attachment_5241" align="alignnone" width="720"] A bus burns after a bomb attack in the south of Bogota on March 18. Photo:...

Ecopetrol officials charged with corruption

Long list of charges for accepting more than COP $2bn in bribes Colombian authorities earlier this month arrested four current Ecopetrol officials...

Constitutional court crisis

[caption id="attachment_5234" align="alignright" width="300"] Embattled Constitutional Court President Jorge Pretelt. Photo: Twitter[/caption] Court...

Trafficked animals freed in Amazon

[caption id="attachment_5230" align="alignright" width="300"] A close-up of a white-faced Capuchin monkey. Photo: Marissa Strniste CC BY...

Organised crime Colombia’s biggest problem: UN report

[caption id="attachment_5263" align="alignright" width="300"] A member of the Urabeños criminal band after his capture by Colombian authorities....

Peace Process Latest:

[caption id="attachment_5267" align="alignright" width="300"] Lead FARC negotiator Ivan Marquez. Photo: farcpaz-ep.org[/caption] FARC’s chief drug...

Who’s behind Basura Cero?

[caption id="attachment_5219" align="aligncenter" width="960"] Basura Cero, Bogotá Photo: Nick Ibister[/caption] Rubbish collectors: you see them...