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Colombias President Gustavo Petros ceasefire with the National Liberation Army offers hope for peace, which could also boost the nations struggling economy and oil industry.

Colombias economy is diverse and constantly growing, with a range of key sectors demonstrating its potential for investment in sustainable energy transition, food sovereignty, agro-industrialisation, healthcare reindustrialisation, and knowledge-based services.

July is a significant month for peoples' struggles against colonialism and imperialism in Latin American and Caribbean.

Mugabe Ratshikuni writes on how revolutionary movements decay and go bad

A Republican senator stopped short of saying his colleague, Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) was dabbling in magic realism, the style created by the late Colombian novelist Gabriel Garcia Marquez, which paints a realistic view of the modern world while adding magical elements. 

The grim yet uplifting, and frequently thrilling, new film, Sound of Freedom, depicts Ballard’s mission to save children.

It was revealed that A Girl With Glowing Earrings was the product of an artificial intelligence program that creates images from natural language prompts.

The release of Sergeant Karina Ramírez, her children and family pet, after five days in captivity by the ELN guerrilla is being welcomed by Colombians as a gesture of peace. The guerrilla, however, will continue to kidnap despite a bilateral ceasefire.

Colombias government and the countrys last active rebel group, ELN, have agreed to stop fighting.

Across Latin America, Colombia has the fourth-largest infection rate of HIV/AIDS, according to a 2021 BMC Public Health article.