Colombian authorities have intensified enforcement measures against undocumented migration, tightening border controls and deportation protocols.

Colombian authorities intercepted a bus rigged with explosives in the country’s southwest, underscoring significant security concerns ahead of President-elect Abelardo de la Espriella’s inauguration.

Colombian authorities arrested a couple at Rafael Núñez International Airport in Cartagena after discovering they were attempting to smuggle three baby monkeys hidden in their underwear.

Colombian authorities are reportedly turning back individuals suspected of being sex tourists at the country's airports.

Colombian authorities are seeking the arrest of rebel leaders in connection with the assassination of a senator, an event reported to have occurred in 2025 (likely a typo for a past event).

Colombian authorities are investigating a hole, believed to be from a firearm, found on the wing of an American Airlines plane that landed in Medellín after a flight from Miami.

Colombian authorities have foiled a bus bomb plot attributed to a Marxist group, occurring less than a week after a truck bomb attack outside police headquarters, ahead of the Trump-backed president's inauguration.

Colombian authorities intercepted a fishing vessel near the Malpelo Fauna and Flora Sanctuary carrying approximately 1,764 pounds of suspected illegally caught marine animals, drawing attention to conservation efforts.

Colombian authorities have reportedly discovered a plot to assassinate leftist Senator Ivan Cepeda, who is the frontrunner in the country's presidential election race.

Colombian authorities are emphasizing their ongoing anti-drug initiatives, responding to continued pressure from the United States.

UN Secretary-General António Guterres commended Colombian authorities for ensuring a peaceful and secure electoral process, contributing to the strengthening of democracy and peace in the country.

A man posing as a pilot was arrested while traveling to Barcelona after Colombian authorities discovered he was carrying ten kilograms of cocaine taped to his body.

Colombian authorities have arrested a key suspect linked to a recent bombing that resulted in 21 fatalities. The arrest marks a significant development in the investigation into the deadly attack.

Colombian authorities have renewed the water license for Coca-Cola's bottler in Cundinamarca province but drastically reduced the amount of water it can use. This decision follows claims of environmental abuse against the soda manufacturer.

Colombian authorities are highlighting their ongoing anti-drug efforts, responding to continued pressure from the United States.

Colombian authorities raided an ELN rebel hideout south of Bogotá, seizing ammunition and explosives believed to be intended for "terrorist acts" before the parliamentary elections.