Gustavo Petro

Prosecutors prepare to charge Laura Sarabia with abuse of power and other crimes related to the polygraph test on Marelbys Meza.

Simón Molina files a complaint against Germán Ávila over allegedly falsified budget figures.

Petro and Cepeda's opposition team excludes Francia Márquez and Aida Quilcué, sparking questions about political differences.

Gustavo Petro presents an opposition "cabinet" to counter Abelardo de la Espriella's government.

The Green Alliance rejected criticism from the Historic Pact over the election of the National Electoral Council magistrates.

A complaint was filed against Colombia's Attorney General Luz Adriana Camargo for alleged pressure to benefit Nicolás Petro.

María Masip allegedly has close ties to former President Gustavo Petro, influencing government contracts.

The government's coalition elected nine new magistrados to the Consejo Nacional Electoral, securing a majority.

The Pan-American Congress concluded with a call for more equal north-south dialogue in the Americas.

The De La Espriella government reports 47,000 million pesos in irregularities in Antioquia.

Colombia's intelligence agency will be reviewed for contracts and secret expenses.

Abelardo de la Espriella's administration faces challenges in fulfilling security promises due to a devastating earthquake and budget deficit.

Ex-Colombian President Gustavo Petro criticizes restoring ties with Israel under Netanyahu as condoning Gaza genocide.

Fiscal Lucy Laborde accuses General Prosecutor Luz Adriana Camargo of ordering her to drop money laundering charges.

Colombian President Abelardo de la Espriella appoints 275 officials, including his ex-wife, to key positions.

The Colombian government denounced the national anti-drone shield project as insufficient.

President De La Espriella's government will merge ProColombia's independent international offices with embassies and consulates to reduce costs while strengthening commercial promotion through ambassador involvement in export sales.

Diego Torres, a professor, becomes a representative of the Presidency in the University National's Council.

President Abelardo De la Espriella closed three peace dialogue tables with armed groups.

Cenaida Alvis replaces Juliana Guerrero as presidential delegate to the Universidad del Cesar.

Colombia's new government plans to revive a maritime high-security detention strategy.

Andrea Petro remains loyal to her father despite distancing herself from him due to family issues.

Gabriela Muñoz, a social media influencer, reappeared at a private meeting with Gustavo Petro.

El Pacto Histórico seeks three seats on Colombia's National Electoral Council.

Congress elected nine new magistrados to the Consejo Nacional Electoral until 2030.

The ICBF's new director alerts that contracts nearly doubled during Petro's government, from 221,201 to 418,805 in three years, prompting a review.

Analyst Manuel Pérez Rocha examines how right-wing governments across Latin America deepen neoliberal policies while strengthening authoritarianism, with investment arbitration cases against the region reaching 439, particularly targeting extractive industries despite climate commitments.

The Fiscalia labels ex-fiscal Lucy Laborde's statements as biased regarding her participation in Nicolas Petro's case.

Abelardo De la Espriella wins Colombia's election with a right-wing platform.

Ana María Saavedra asks Gustavo Petro to respect her family's mourning.

Right-wing leaders have gained power across Latin America coinciding with Trump's foreign policy push, raising concerns about historical patterns of US support for authoritarian regimes and potential consequences for democracy and civilian populations.

Colombia's air force reverts to its original name, Fuerza Aérea Colombiana, under President Abelardo De La Espriella.

Erasmo Zuleta laments Cordoba's lack of donations after the earthquake.

Colombia, Venezuela, and Slovenia signal a shift in their foreign policy towards Israel.

Colombia's "Escudo Antidrones" project failed to materialize despite millions spent on international trips.

A Colombian prison granted special privileges to 16 gang leaders under the "Paz Urbana" program.

Hannah Escobar resigned from the Ministry of Health due to her pro-abortion stance.

María Andrea Godoy is appointed as the new superintendent of Health, replacing Quintero.

The Pacto Historico lost a key seat in the Colombian election for the National Electoral Council.

Petro reportedly blocked Alirio Uribe's bid for a magistracy due to his lack of support for Petro's electoral fraud claims.

Abelardo de la Espriella fired Wilmar Mejía from the UIAF due to alleged ties to FARC dissidents.

Andrea Petro is distancing herself from her father, ex-president Gustavo Petro, due to painful actions he took.

A Colombian army lieutenant colonel is being investigated for alleged sexual harassment of a female major.

Former Colombian President Gustavo Petro will visit Mexico to promote his book on climate crisis economics.

The uncle of the Saavedra triplets clarifies he invited ex-president Gustavo Petro to the family's farewell eucharist.

Latin American progressive leaders gathered in Montevideo this weekend to reassert the left's political relevance amid regional electoral losses and rising right-wing movements, debating strategies for strengthening regional autonomy against U.S. influence and great power competition.

Ecopetrol's board approves a forensic audit to investigate possible corruption and influence trafficking.

Over 150 progressive leaders from 15 countries gathered in Montevideo to criticize US interference in Latin America while acknowledging their own political failures, with former Chilean president Gabriel Boric urging consistency between rhetoric and action.

A Colombian court rejected Angie Rodríguez's lawsuit against President Petro.

Gustavo Petro informed the Senate he will leave the country on August 30, 2026, to attend an academic event in Mexico City.