November 21, 2025
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Companies

EPM Full-Year 2020 Profits Grow 19% Over 2019

Medellin-based multinational utilities giant EPM announced March 23 that its full-year 2020 profits jumped 19% year-on-year, to COP$3.7 trillion (US$1.02 billion). Earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization (EBITDA) came-in at COP$5.8 trillion (US$1.6 billion) with an EBITDA margin of 29%, “slightly below the level of 2019, caused by the increase in
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Update: Covid-19 Resurgence Prompts ‘Pico y Cedula’ Reimposition March 25 to April 5; Booze Ban 5 pm-5 am Daily

Irresponsible behavior including reckless partying and crowding expected during “Semana Santa” in Antioquia specifically and Colombia generally just prompted Medellin and Antioquia to impose “pico y cedula” shopping restrictions starting Thursday, March 25 through Monday, April 5. Acting Antioquia Governor Luis Fernando Suárez Vélez first announced the new restrictions
Congresses & Conferences

Colombiatex / Colombiamoda to Merge in One Big Medellin Show: July 27-29, 2021

Medellin-based international textile/fashion-industry trade group Inexmoda announced March 23 that the normally separated Colombiatex and Colombiamoda fashion/textile trade shows will be merged this year into one big show July 27-29 – both in-person as well as via internet. “Through an omnichannel mode, Colombiatex+Colombiamoda will offer experiences around business,
Infrastructure

Crucial Pacifico 1-2-3 Highways to Link-Up in 2022; Toyo Tunnel at 50%; Vias del Nus at 85%

Agencia Nacional de Infraestructura (ANI, Colombia’s infrastructure agency) revealed today (March 19) that the new Pacifico 1, 2 and 3 highways linking Medellin southwestward toward the Pacific port of Buenaventura will open for traffic in 2022 — ahead of schedule. “Next year, the three Pacific highways will be in the service of a whole country,” […]
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Update: Migracion Colombia Awaits Health Ministry Order Overturning PCR Test Mandate for Air Travelers to Colombia

Colombia’s border control agency Migracion Colombia announced March 13 that it’s still awaiting an official order from the Health Ministry that would enable immediate cancellation of the existing Covid-19 PCR test mandate for all international air passenger arrivals to Colombia. Until Migracion Colombia receives that order, arriving passengers still must pass a