The Colombian artist is the cover of Billboard's 2023 Latin Issue. The global artist has had a phenomenal year with the release of her two singles.

The announcement came just hours after a car bomb exploded outside a police station, injuring five civilians, in Jamundi in the Valle del Cauca department

"Colombia is in permanent evolution and international visitors have made us a trending destination," the President of ProColombia, the promotion agency of the country, Carmen Caballero said.

The cyberattack reportedly affected 762 companies across Latin America, including those in Argentina, Panama and Chile.

Lina Botero, the artist's daughter, announced that her father passed away in Monaco at the age of 91, due to complications of pneumonia.

Latin America again bore the brunt of the murders, including 39 killings across the vast Amazon rainforest, a vital carbon sink facing widespread destruction at a time the world is grappling to curb climate change.

The new numbers came out a day after Colombia's first-ever leftist president Gustavo Petro and his Mexican counterpart Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador criticized the "failed" US-led so-called "war on drugs."

During judicial proceedings, the Colombian Prosecutor's Office accused Manuel Ranoque of "abusing his stepdaughter" Lesly since she was 10 years old.

One year after Gustavo Petro became Colombia's first left-wing president, the country is as polarized as ever, with his successes overshadowed by corruption scandals and persistent insecurity.

The incident occurred southeast of the capital, Bogotá, after torrential rains caused nearby rivers to overflow on Monday.

Latin music from everywhere is the product of a mix, manifesting African, Indian, and Spanish elements, creating sound and flavor.

More than 13 Hollywood production companies have been trying to negotiate with the families of the children to tell their story.

Reading is the encounter with the thoughts of others, with their letters and their feelings. Reading is a journey through time.

President Petro acknowledged that the children's survival was made possible by their reliance on "ancestral" knowledge.

Thousands of people marched through Colombia's major cities on Tuesday to protest reforms pushed by the government of President Gustavo Petro.

Missing indigenous children found in Colombia, attention turns to the search for rescue dog Wilson.

Expressing profound gratitude, the children's family conveyed heartfelt appreciation to the army for persisting in their search against all odds.

On Monday, search teams found what they believe to be a footprint in the mud, seemingly belonging to a child.

New evidence discovered during the investigation of the Colombian plane accident provides valuable leads in the ongoing search for the missing children.

To counter allegations of his affiliation with right-wing paramilitaries, Alvaro Uribe faced an investigation for potential witness tampering.

The left-wing rebel organization EMC-FARC's murder of four indigenous teens catalyzed the suspension.

Colombian President Gustavo Petro said on Twitter that the military conducted "arduous search efforts" before discovering the kids.

Four children were found alive in the south of the country more than two weeks after the plane they were traveling crashed in the jungle.

The conference this week, however, was unable to provide a clear plan for restarting negotiations with Mexico, which have been dormant since late last year.

Numerous new avenues for legal immigration will be opened, and regional centers will handle hundreds of claims each month.

At least nine Colombian soldiers were killed in an attack for which ELN rebels have been blamed.

Senator and activist Andrea Padilla joined the protesters and claimed that landlords were pushing for support of bullfighting.

In Colombia, fatal incidents occur often in the coal and gold mines, typically at unlicensed or unofficial enterprises that lack adequate safety precautions.

The Colombian National Police announced on Tuesday a reduction of coca crop eradication for this year, as the administration of Gustavo Petro continues its shift in its anti-drug policies.

The Colombian government made an announcement on Thursday that the country will not be giving new oil exploration contracts to companies in an effort to invest in "greener energy."