no comment Venezuelan migrants protest after Ecuador shuts border crossing Ecuador shut its border on Monday (August 26) to hundreds of Venezuelans waiting to cross, as new restrictions from Quito on migrants fleeing the OPEC nation come into effect. 27/08/2019
no comment Tour de France winner Bernal gets hero's welcome in Colombian hometown Bernal rode into the central square of Zipaquira on his bike wearing the Tour's famed yellow jersey 08/08/2019
France Colombia hoping to be 'Latin American Silicon Valley,' president tells Euronews Colombian President Ivan Duque has been telling creative industry experts, gathered on the French Riveria, how he's focusing on the Orange economy to drive growth and employment. 24/06/2019
world news Colombia hopes to be 'Latin American Silicon Valley,': Ivan Duque Colombia hoping to be 'Latin American Silicon Valley,' president tells Euronews. 22/06/2019
Venezuela Venezuela's exodus: UN agencies say four million people have now fled Venezuela's economy has imploded and there are widespead shortages of food and medicine and there are also high levels of violent crime. 08/06/2019
Colombia Watch: Locals paint the town red in Colombia tomato throwing festival The tomato fight marks the end of the harvest in this agricultural region. The vast pile of tomatoes used are leftovers and not fit for human consumption. 03/06/2019
world news Venezuela crisis: Guaido defiant after failed coup attempt The opposition leader showed no signs of easing the pressure on Nicolas Maduro 04/05/2019
no comment Colombia: Heavy rains unleash deadly landslide Heavy rains unleashed a landslide in a remote mountain town in southwestern Colombia on Sunday (April 21st), killing at least 14 people and injuring five more. 22/04/2019
no comment Venezuelans wade across border river in exodus to Colombia Thousands of Venezuelans are taking to the border river with Colombia to escape shortages, crime and a flailing economy back home. 04/04/2019
Global Japan Colombian rice growers fight climate change with Japanese tech Japanese researchers and a private company help Colombian farmers increase their rice production and use less water, using mobile technology. 15/03/2019
Colombia Spanish-French photographer tells story behind World Press Photo entry Catalina Martin-Chico spoke to Euronews about her photo of a former FARC guerrilla that has been nominated in this year's World Press Photo contest. 25/02/2019
Venezuela Venezuela: Soldiers desert as Guaidó prepares to meet Mike Pence The self-proclaimed president of Venezuela, Juan Guaidó will meet with the US-Vice President in Colombia on Monday to discuss a way to ensure humanitarian aid enters the country. 24/02/2019
no comment Former luxury home of drug lord Pablo Escobar is demolished The 8-storey "Monaco" apartments, equipped with extensive garage space for Escobar's luxury car collection were a symbol of evil, Medellin Mayor Federico Gutierrez told journalists. 23/02/2019
Colombia Luxury home of Pablo Escobar is blasted into dust The eight storey property, with vast garages for the drug lord's car collection, had become an unwelcome tourist attraction. 23/02/2019
Venezuela Venezuela: Clashes at Brazil border Two people have died and several more injured after villagers were fired on when they tried to stop a military convoy heading towards the Brazilian crossing. 23/02/2019
Venezuela Rival concerts take place on either side of Venezuela-Colombia border Two rival concerts were planned on Friday on either side of a bridge linking Venezuela and Colombia. 22/02/2019
no comment Drone shows Venezuelans illegally crossing into Colombia Venezuelans line up as they cross the Colombian-Venezuelan border over the Simon Bolivar International Bridge outskirts of Cucuta 14/02/2019
Colombia From Colombia with love: Why business is blooming for Valentine's Day Colombians are hard at work picking and packaging flowers to export to the United States ahead of Valentine's Day. 13/02/2019
USA John Bolton's 'gold docket' reveals "5,000 troops to Colombia" option U.S. National Security Advisor, John Bolton, is thought to be considering sending troops to Columbia as part of his battle with Venezuelan President Maduro. 29/01/2019
World Europe briefing: Three stories to know about today Euronews brought you the latest news and updates as they happened this morning. 18/01/2019
no comment Illuminated train chugs through Bogota bringing Christmas cheer Santa Claus passes cabin to cabin, visiting passengers as the train chugs along. Santa and his helpers hand out gifts to good girls and boys, while many passengers pose for photos with the train-travelling Old St. Nick 18/12/2018
no comment Toys placed outside Colombian Congress to protest child abuse Toys placed outside Colombian Congress to protest child abuse 21/11/2018
USA Autograph hunter dismissed from jury in El Chapo trial A potential juror has been dismissed by the judge in the El Chapo trial after asking the defendant for his autograph. 07/11/2018
Colombia Already hosting a million refugees, Colombia still has 'open arms' The Colombian president's language on immigration contrasts sharply with that of European leaders. 27/10/2018
the global conversation 'Dialogue with a dictator doesn't produce results': Colombian President Iván Duque Three months into his tenure as the new president of Colombia, Iván Duque speaks with Euronews' Ana Lazaro Bosch about his vision for the future of his country and an integrated South America. 26/10/2018
brussels bureau Colombian government suspends talks with ELN rebels "They have to cease unilaterally their criminal actions in a verifiable way" 20/09/2018
