Colombian Finance Minister Diego Guevara announced his resignation on Tuesday, amid clashes over budget cuts and just hours after lawmakers rejected a labor reform championed by leftist President ...

Colombia's Finance Minister, Diego Guevara, is set to leave his role amid disagreements with President Gustavo Petro, local ...

German Avila, Colombia's incoming finance minister, plans to address the country's fiscal challenges by maintaining public ...

In Brazil, President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva has also repeatedly attacked the central bank, accusing it of setting interest ...

Analysts see increased odds that Colombia’s central bank will ditch the idea of an interest-rate cut at its next meeting in ...

Colombia's new Public Credit director, Javier Cuellar, will seek to renew market confidence, the executive said Monday, amid ...

Colombia currently has the highest interest rate among Latin American peers, after Brazil. Prior to today’s decision, ...

Finance Minister German Avila announces that Colombia needs further spending and debt adjustments, following previous Finance ...

Colombia's political landscape is under pressure, raising concerns about economic stability and social unrest ahead of the ...

Colombia's Finance Minister, German Avila, announced the need for further spending and debt adjustments. This comes after a failed tax reform, requiring a $2.9 billion budget reduction. Avila succeeds ...

Colombia's incoming finance minister German Avila said on Friday that under his term the country would continue to pay back its pubic debt and look to improve tax collection in order to address the ...

The minister's appointment, who replaced Diego Guevara—who held his post for less than three months—increased uncertainty in the markets about the future of the South American country's ...