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1667 articles in the TruthFoundry index. Each links out to the original.

• Festival Coffeeland to Showcase Colombian Coffee at Corferias · Festival Coffeeland brings coffee industry actors and consumers to Corferias from October 15-18.
• Two Men Rescued After Falling Into Sewer Channel in Bogota · Two men were rescued minutes after falling into a sewer channel in Bogota, Colombia, with no serious injuries.
• Hooded Protesters Clash With Undmo Agents at Journalists' Park · Hooded protesters confront Undmo agents during an anti-fracking rally in Latin America.
• Cundinamarca allocates funds to expand potable water access · Cundinamarca is adding resources to expand access to potable water, including a new reservoir in Fusagasugá.
• Colombian Congress debates bill cutting budget for the JEP tribunal · Colombian political parties clash over proposed JEP budget reduction in Congress.
• Analysts evaluate scope of judicial submission draft policy · Two former Colombian officials comment on a proposed judicial submission project
• Colombian Constitutional Court Admits Lawsuit Against Carolina Corcho's Election · Colombia's Constitutional Court admits a lawsuit challenging the election of Carolina Corcho to the Senate.
• Windstorm in Funza knocks down poles, trees and damages homes · A windstorm in Funza caused infrastructure, tree and residential property damage.
• 2027 budget amendments including earthquake relief to face congressional debate · National Congress will debate 2027 budget amendments before the 20 October deadline
• Vandalism Reported at Three TransMilenio Stations Following Bogotá Protests · Authorities confirmed vandalism at three TransMilenio stations and government buildings after protests in Bogotá.
• Argentina's Wage-Inflation Gap Narrows to 3.42% Over Decade · Experts say Argentina's wage-inflation gap of 3.42% should stabilize labor costs by 2027 despite fiscal deficits.
• Colombian Senate clarifies security guards on National Capitol terrace · Senate Presidency confirmed uniformed staff were Gustavo Petro's security detail.
• Buenaventura to Waive Toll Fees for Cargo Vehicles · Buenaventura authorities agreed to waive toll charges for cargo vehicles following a meeting with the Transport Minister.
• Venezuela's Parliament President Says 315 Earthquake Victims Remain Unidentified · Jorge Rodriguez, president of the Venezuelan parliament, said on 2026-06-25 that 315 of the earthquake's victims remain unidentified.
• Colombia's Chamber of Representatives Advances National Disability Rights System · Colombia's Chamber of Representatives approved a bill creating a national system to guarantee rights for people with disabilities.
• Authorities dismantle 'Los Benza' robbery gang in Tolima, Colombia · Law enforcement dismantled 'Los Benza' gang accused of drugging and robbing men in Tolima.
• Fitch Ratings Forecasts Brent Crude Will End Year At US$87 · Fitch Ratings projects Brent crude oil will finish the year priced at US$87.
• Colombia Meta Lottery Draws 1.8 Billion Peso Jackpot · Colombia's Meta Lottery released winning numbers for its 1.8 billion peso major prize on October 14, 2026.
• IMF advises China spend, US save, Europe invest on global imbalances · IMF identifies China, US, Europe as primary contributors to global economic imbalances.
• El Salvador President Bukele announces early release for half gang collaborators · El Salvador President Nayib Bukele stated half of gang collaborators will get early release.
• Mexican Procuraduria Monitors Protests from Unified Command Posts · Mexico's Procuraduria monitors protests to balance rights to peaceful assembly with public order.
• Colombian Congress Demands Speed in Probe into Ex-Senator Miguel Uribe's Assassination · Colombian Congress President demands rapid investigation into the assassination of ex-senator Miguel Uribe.
• Senate approves national pet breeding and trade regulation · National Senate passed regulation governing pet breeding and commercial trade.
• Colombian current and former presidents use X for public communication · Recent Colombian presidents use social network X for citizen engagement and debate.
• Senate committee advances bill on penalties for late candidate withdrawals · A Colombian Senate committee formed a special group to analyze sanctions for candidates resigning less than 30 days before elections.
• Eva Ferrer prepares legal case against Alcocer, opens US judicial action · Eva Ferrer prepares evidence against Alcocer and initiates legal proceedings in the United States.
• Colombian social protest decree faces legal challenge at Council of State · Colombian Congress members file nullity lawsuits against 2026 public protest regulation decree
• Pope Leo XIV recovering well following lung surgery · Vatican confirms Pope Leo XIV is progressing favorably after lung surgery.
• Panama receives Edgardo Jaramillo as new Colombian ambassador · Panama accepts Edgardo Jaramillo as the appointed ambassador from Colombia.
• Presidency orders public servants to attend work in-person October 14 · Colombia's Presidency issued a circular mandating in-person public service work on 14 October.