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Bogotá Security: Opposition figures rejected a government proposal to deploy soldiers in parts of the capital, questioning its legal basis and warning that militarization is no substitute for policing. Aerial Fumigation: Nineteen U.S. lawmakers urged Washington not to support Colombia’s proposed restart of coca spraying, citing health and environmental risks; a court has temporarily frozen the pilot. Colombians in Ukraine War: The Foreign Ministry reports 256 Colombians dead and 973 missing in the Russia-Ukraine conflict, and warns people against recruitment offers disguised as overseas jobs. Energy Supply: Colombia is facing renewed natural-gas rationing after another failure at the SPEC plant. Border Security: An explosive attack in Cúcuta left seven people injured.

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Interview: Chinese companies "key allies" in Colombia's agricultural development, says expo executive

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Oct. 28, 2026

Atico Continues to Extend the Ore Body at El Roble Mine in Colombia and Reports Multiple Higher-Grade Intercepts up to 18.6m of 7.65% Cu, 2.22 g/t Au, 9.0m of 8.44% Cu, 3.58 g/t Au and 5.7m of 8.48% Cu, 7.41 g/t Au

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