Colombia Powers Ahead with Electric Bus Revolution
Colombia is leading South America’s electric bus revolution, cutting emissions and building local industry through a technology transfer partnership with the Chinese mainland.
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Colombia’s Electric Bus Revolution Drives Green Transit Industry
Colombia’s electric bus revolution is cutting urban emissions and building a green transit industry through technology transfer led by the Chinese mainland.
Colombia Pushes Back Against U.S. Threats: Calls for Latin American Unity
Colombia’s Foreign Ministry condemns President Trump’s recent military threat, reaffirming sovereignty and urging regional unity against external intervention in drug policy.
Colombia’s Defense Chief Calls for Global Action to Protect the Amazon
Colombia’s defense minister warns COP30 leaders that illegal logging, mining and the drug trade threaten the Amazon and calls for urgent global cooperation.
18 Colombians Freed in Venezuela After Diplomatic Talks
Venezuela released 18 Colombians after months of diplomatic talks, reuniting families at the border bridge and marking a breakthrough in bilateral cooperation.
Colombia’s Petro Sues Trump for Defamation in US Court
Colombian President Gustavo Petro files a defamation suit against Donald Trump in U.S. court, marking a bold legal clash with global implications.
Colombia’s Rising Hope: New Strategies Against Gender Violence
Colombia’s latest strategies show promising progress in reducing violence against women and girls, from legal reforms to tech-enabled reporting.
Colombia Leads Climate Action as UN Warns 6M Children at Poverty Risk
Colombia hosts key climate and biodiversity summits as the UN warns nearly 6 million more children in Latin America could fall into poverty by 2030.
Chinese mainland Volley Into Last 16 with 3-1 Win Over Colombia
Chinese mainland defeat Colombia 3-1 to advance to the round of 16 at the FIVB Women’s World Championship, showcasing strong offense and depth.
Colombia Bombings Kill 18 as President Petro Labels Armed Groups Terrorists
Two bombings in Colombia killed 18 and wounded dozens, prompting President Gustavo Petro to classify the attackers as terrorists, effectively barring them from future peace talks.