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

• Senator files legal order forcing Colombian First Lady foundation to disclose donations · A Colombian senator filed a tutela requiring the First Lady's foundation to release earthquake donation records.
• Government fiscal reform proposal faces growing political and academic resistance · National government pushes fiscal reform while facing resistance from Congress and academia.
• Exercise and sufficient sleep help prevent severe menstrual cramps · Exercise and 8+ hours sleep may reduce severe menstrual cramps for women, per Noticias UNO.
• Campesinos Report Threats Over Former Paramilitary 'Barbie' Property · Campesinos face threats to vacate land previously owned by convicted paramilitary 'Barbie'.
• Irregularities reported in cancelled speed camera fine refund process · Users still await speed camera fine refunds ordered by government last May.
• National pension reform scheduled to enter force April 2027 · News outlet Noticias Uno reports pension reform will take effect 1 April 2027.
• Cundinamarca Government Delivers First Rebuilt Earthquake Homes In Paratebueno · Cundinamarca regional government delivered first rebuilt homes to Paratebueno earthquake victims.
• 96% of banking users conduct transactions via mobile phones per Bancolombia · Bancolombia reports 96% of banking users perform transactions using mobile phones.
• Senator JP Hernández criticized after demanding respect for women in Congress · Senator JP Hernández was challenged after demanding respect for women in Congress.
• Convicted ex-senator Mario Castaño linked to Deicy Jiménez public contracts · Former senator Mario Castaño oversaw one of Deicy Jiménez's government contracts.
• President Abelardo reverses prior presumption of innocence public stance · Abelardo de las Espriella now uses derogatory terms for detainees after supporting due process as candidate.
• Former Cúcuta official Miguel Castellanos killed, criminal ties investigated · Murdered ex-Cúcuta government secretary Miguel Castellanos had prior criminal tie investigations.
• Bogotá opens sanction proceedings over Campín stadium turf failure · Bogotá administration initiates sanctions against contractor Sencia for stadium turf breach
• Colombian congressman proposes tax on Temu and Shein for earthquake reconstruction · A Colombian ruling party congressman filed a bill to tax Temu and Shein sales in Colombia
• Family of Dónovan Balanta denounces delays in court preliminary hearing · Family of Dónovan Balanta denounces delays in hearing over his police electrocution
• Oral health experts advise moderating Halloween candy for children · Dental experts recommend limiting Halloween candy instead of banning it for children.
• Bancolombia launches zero-cost payroll accounts and discounted savings plans · Bancolombia introduces new payroll accounts starting at 0 pesos with 50% off savings plans.
• Congress job candidate denied won post over alleged political influence · Bogota political scientist who won congressional role was denied appointment over influences
• Brazil presidential election pits Lula against Bolsonaro's son · Brazil will imminently announce its next president between Lula and Bolsonaro's son.
• Palestinian community in Colombia criticizes Jerusalem embassy opening · Palestinian community in Colombia condemns opening of Colombian embassy in Jerusalem
• Presidential Order Removes Peace and Diversity Symbols from National Museum · A presidential order removed symbols of peace and diversity from the National Museum, citing 'woke culture'.
• Venezuelan lawmakers propose bill to ban abortion · Venezuelan lawmakers introduced a legislative bill to criminalize abortion and return it to illegal status.
• President De La Espriella's Wife's Family Dominates His Cabinet · President De La Espriella claims nepotism is banned, yet three of his wife's cousins hold government posts.
• Protesters in Ibague Released After Arrests · Youth detained in Ibague protests against the De la Espriella government were released the following day.
• Peru's Procuraduría launches water action plan for Wayúu people · Peru's Procuraduría will implement a constitutional mandate to provide water to the Wayúu people using royalty funds.
• El Campín Stadium pitch recovers while concerts remain scheduled · El Campín stadium pitch is under recovery, with concerts still on the venue agenda.
• Bancolombia releases documentary about financial fraud prevention · Bancolombia produced a documentary covering financial fraud methods and prevention.
• Governor signs agreement to build Tibanica bridge · Governor signs agreement to build a new bridge to improve cycling mobility between Bogotá and Soacha.
• First Lady's foundation lacks legal license to collect donations · Colombian first lady led foundation is not authorized to receive earthquake donations.
• Colombian Pension Reform Returns To Congress With Proposed Delay · Colombia's pension reform returns to Congress while implementation may be delayed 1-2 years.