A little bit of context is necessary. Several actors, comedians and singers supported the presidential campaign of our current president.

"There is a signed agreement, and it is a fact… It resulted from a fundamental strategy to recover the stability of the country..."

Recent legislative and judicial developments in Colombia have significantly expanded access to arbitration, introducing executive arbitration procedures and restoring arbitral jurisdiction over state contract disputes. These reforms provide businesses with faster enforcement mechanisms and greater flexibility in resolving commercial disputes, particularly those involving public entities.

Although practitioners may incur in 55 underlying offenses, according to the Colombian Criminal Code, this illegal activity is currently equivalent to $20 billion or to the 3% of the country GDP.

The recent transnational bribery scandals highlighted some loopholes on public procurement laws all along Latin America.

En Colombia, el Consejo Superior de la Judicatura inició el desmonte gradual de las medidas excepcionales adoptadas tras el sismo del 10 de agosto de 2026, aunque la suspensión de términos judiciales y administrativos continúa vigente hasta el 11 de septiembre en la mayoría de los territorios afectados.

This dynamic and other difficulties created the wrong type of incentives in executing projects and significantly slowed progress.

The pandemic has been slowly clearing up although there is still some uncertainty, especially generated by the proximity of the presidential elections and what a pre-electoral year in any country means.

In an effort to promote an increase in both domestic and foreign investment in 2005, Colombian Congress enacted the Investment Stability Act.

Colombia has elected Abelardo De La Espriella as President, marking a pronounced shift to the right following the administration of Gustavo Petro. De La Espriella defeated left-wing senator Iván Cepeda in the June 2026 runoff by a narrow margin of less than 1%.

Colombia is one of the most attractive economies in Latin America for international trade and foreign investment. However, the complex business environment means...

In addition to managing four key toll road assets and the El Dorado International Airport in Colombia, Odinsa S.A., the Colombian infrastructure concessions company of Grupo Argos, ...

The CIVETS (Colombia, Indonesia, Vietnam, Egypt, Turkey and South Africa) is a grouping acronym for favoured emerging markets coined in late 2009 by Robert Ward, Global Forecasting Director for the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU).

Colombia's President-elect Abelardo de la Espriella prepares to take office with an ambitious agenda to reverse his predecessor's leftist policies through business-friendly reforms, aggressive security measures, and energy sector expansion. His administration faces significant challenges including legislative opposition, fiscal constraints with a deficit exceeding 6% of GDP, and the complex task of combating sophisticated transnational criminal networks that generate billions in illicit revenue. Market opti