There are five departments with forest fires; Tolima is the most affected, this is the latest report from the UNGRD
At this moment, there are 12 active fires, 11 in Tolima and one more in Cundinamarca.
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Earthquake in Ayacucho, and the one in Chocó: are the earthquakes in Peru and Colombia connected?
Both countries share the Pacific Ring of Fire, one of the most active zones on the planet.
The two legal reasons on which the Government based the revocation of the reserve created in Santurbán; Soto Norte communities celebrated the decision
The new Minister of Environment annulled the resolution with which the outgoing government declared a definitive reserve of 1,499 hectares.
Chronicle of what is happening in Quibdó: community pots, scared people, fallen houses, and a feeling that the worst is yet to come
EL TIEMPO toured neighborhoods such as Medrano, Flórez Buenaños, Las Palmas, and Obrero, where residents collect debris, prepare food, and seek to help each other.
Earthquake in Colombia: 2,486 educational centers affected and six children dead due to school infrastructure collapse
According to a report from the Ministry of Education, 84% of the country’s campuses do not comply with the NSR-10 seismic resistance standard.
Wiston Mosquera, bishop of Quibdó, describes the situation in Chocó: ‘Hospitals are overwhelmed’
Wiston Mosquera spoke with EL TIEMPO about the impacts in the department and the supplies that the affected communities require.
The universities that received the most money during the Petro Government for free tuition: some were given up to 11 times more per student
This is how more than $10 billion allocated to finance free tuition in higher education was distributed during the four-year period.
Attention: Puracé Volcano moves to orange alert due to increased seismic activity and emissions
Since July 20, increases in volcanic activity have been recorded. Some parameters reached the highest values since monitoring began
Rector of the National University denounces ‘a planned intimidation operation’ in the institution after attack on student
José Ismael Peña recounted how a group of hooded individuals attacked student leader Kevin Arriguí with a bladed weapon inside the campus.
Breaking news: nearly 9,000 hectares were deforested in just three Amazon national parks during 2025, the size of 12,000 soccer fields
A satellite monitoring by Greenpeace, revealed exclusively by EL TIEMPO, identified forest loss in La Macarena, Chiribiquete, and Tinigua.