Immigration
Disease risk increases due to closure of Darién Gap migratory crossings between Colombia and Panama
If the number of people traveling along the migratory route increases, the area’s hospital network would collapse
Colombia
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Crime
Colombian Navy intercepts secret cocaine narco-submarine deployed by drug cartels
The submarine type – known commonly as a “narco-sub” are becoming an increasingly popular method of shipping illegal drugs so they can transport their product to its intended destination
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Colombians come together to save survivors of landslide that killed 33, including children
Local residents are reportedly banding together, offering food and shelter to dozens of women and children who needed help
Crime
Kiss of death: U.S. issues warning about dating apps in Colombia after 8 Americans lured and killed in 2 months
The Embassy suggested that some of the victims were drugged, abducted, robbed and killed after meeting people on these apps
Crime
Former Bush Foundation fellow kidnapped and murdered in Colombia after being lured by femme fatale, say police
The tragic killing follows several incidents in which Americans have been kidnapped in the South American country
Sports
Liverpool striker Luis Díaz's father speaks for first time since after ELN kidnapping ordeal
Luis Manuel Díaz, the father of Liverpool striker Luis Diaz, has been freed by his kidnappers and spoke publicly for the first time
Colombia to euthanize, sterilize and transfer some of the descendants of Pablo Escobar's hippos
Escobar’s animals were given local residents by the Colombian government after Escobar's death in 1993, and the hippos went free to roam throughout the Colombian countryside
Sports
Colombian leftist rebel group holding soccer player's father demands "security guarantees" for release
An ELN commander said in a statement the wide attention and massive rescue operation by Colombian police and military was delaying the release
Politics
Bolivia cuts diplomatic ties with Israel as Brazil, Chile and Colombia turn against promised land
Bolivia, Brazil, Chile and Colombia have all turned against Israel since the Oct. 7 attacks, criticizing the Jewish state for its military response as Hamas continues to hold at least 239 hostages
Sports
Luis Diaz: Colombian armed forces search for Liverpool soccer player's kidnapped father
The Colombian military mobilized more than 120 soldiers throughout the northern region of Colombia on Sunday to assist law enforcement agents searching for Luis Manuel Diaz after reports surfaced that armed gunmen kidnapped him and his wife
Human Rights
Exclusive with Laura Correa: A Colombian Latina volunteering in Israel
Laura Correa, a young Colombian woman residing in Israel, shared her story in an exclusive interview with ADN América, where she talked about her service as a volunteer while her husband fights in the war
