Magistrada Cristina Lombana faces investigation after colleagues question her handling of Senator Martha Peralta's case.
Armando Benedetti revives his aspiration for the Barranquilla mayorship.
Petro held one of his last cabinet meetings while appearing ill and criticized the incoming government.
President Gustavo Petro met with lawmakers to discuss election anomalies and reiterated his plan to leave government.
A former mayor confessed to a vote-buying scheme in Barranquilla, revealing a complex operation to influence the election.
Armando Benedetti congratulates Rodrigo Lara on his appointment as Interior Minister.
The Procuraduría opens a disciplinary investigation against Daniel Quintero for alleged improper participation in politics.
President Gustavo Petro voted and showed his ballot, sparking controversy in the electoral process.
The Procuraduría General de la Nación opens a disciplinary investigation into Boyacá Governor Carlos Amaya for alleged political interference.
The Ministry of Equality ended after a short history due to legal issues and internal conflicts.
President Petro's suspension is not immediate and requires Senate approval.
President Gustavo Petro ordered his allies to make deals to mobilize people for the campaign.
Procuraduría found 290 pending processes against President Petro with no progress.
Abelardo De la Espriella denounces a $60 billion vote-buying plan in Colombia's Caribe region.
A judge ruled that Nicolás Petro's interrogation cannot be used as evidence in his trial for money laundering and illicit enrichment.
Abelardo de la Espriella leads with 43.74% of votes, ahead of Ivan Cepeda with 40.90%.
President Gustavo Petro voted and showed his ballot, defying a law that prohibits the president from campaigning for a candidate.
Ex-secretary Luis Carlos Gutiérrez confessed to giving fake titles to Juliana Guerrero.
Vice President-elect José Manuel Restrepo made a surprise visit to a Medellín entrepreneur's new business.
Armando Benedetti denies lobbying in Congress to prevent the president-elect from taking office at a military base.
Colombian President Gustavo Petro requested Trump's assistance removing OFAC sanctions on himself and family members during a Friday call, claiming Trump promised action, though Treasury Department administrative review ultimately determines removal eligibility.
Alleged vote buying favors Ivan Cepeda in Barranquilla with citizens receiving soup, cake, and up to 50,000 pesos.
President Petro will start the transition process with Abelardo once election results are officially confirmed.
Republican Senator Bernie Moreno, a Trump ally, conditioned Colombian President Gustavo Petro's removal from the Clinton List on his conduct during the next five weeks of government transition, citing ongoing drug production investigations as determining factors.
Minister Armando Benedetti is preparing for a possible defeat of Ivan Cepeda's campaign.
The Colombian government's key initiatives were archived due to lack of consensus and time.
Carlos Carrillo criticizes the appointment of Daniel Quintero, saying it cost hundreds of votes in Antioquia.
Colombia's Ministry of Interior will reinforce security schemes for presidential candidates amid mutual accusations of planned attacks.
Iván Cepeda's campaign struggles after election loss, committing strategic errors.
The Procuraduría General opens a preliminary investigation against congress members for delaying processes against President Gustavo Petro.
The Colombian ambassador to Brazil, Alfredo Saade, was provisionally suspended by the Procuraduría General for alleged improper participation in politics.
Several government officials, including President Gustavo Petro, are suspended or under investigation for alleged improper participation in politics.
Leftist senator Iván Cepeda leads Colombia's presidential election with 47% of votes.
Colombian ministers are being investigated for alleged political participation.
Gustavo Petro's loss of diplomatic status may accelerate US investigations against him and his inner circle.
State entities signed over 43,000 contracts worth $7.6 billion after the presidential runoff.
A US State Department official stated the White House has not requested lifting sanctions against Colombian President Gustavo Petro from the OFAC list, imposed in October 2025 citing cocaine production surges under his administration.
Petro needs to submit a written report to the US Treasury Department with evidence to disprove the reasons for his inclusion on the list.
Rodrigo Lara becomes Minister of Interior, leveraging his 20 years of experience to build agreements with Congress.
Procuraduría summons Magistrate Cristina Lombana to testify against Minister Armando Benedetti.
Abelardo de la Espriella is Colombia's virtual presidential winner, promising a reduced state and tougher crime policies.
Colombians vote for president, choosing between two distinct models of the country.
Colombian society calls for calm amid aggressive campaign rhetoric from Cepeda and De la Espriella.
Iván Cepeda discusses health and security crises in an interview.
Gustavo Petro is suspended until June 21 by the Commission of Accusation.
US warns of sanctions for vote buying in Colombia's presidential runoff.
Procuraduría found 290 frozen processes against President Gustavo Petro in the Commission of Accusation.
Former President Cesar Gaviria warns President Gustavo Petro not to resign to campaign.
Pastor Saade asks Minister Armando Benedetti to resign, citing needed campaign changes.
President Petro and officials publicly showed their marked ballots, sparking controversy over legal limits for public officials.