March 10, 2026
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EPM Reports 192 Cases of Covid-19 Among ‘Hidroituango’ Hydroelectric Project Workers

EPM Social/Environmental Projects Director Ana Milena Joya Camacho revealed in a May 26 meeting with Antioquia departmental officials that 192 workers at the “Hidroituango” hydroelectric project have tested positive for Coronavirus. Because of this outbreak – first detected among 13 workers on May 12 — EPM not only has removed, isolated and ensured treatment of […]
Companies

Latam Joins Avianca in Chapter 11 Bankruptcy

Chile-based Latam Airlines – second only to bankrupt Avianca in Colombian air transport dominance — announced May 26 that it filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in U.S. federal court. The Covid-19 crisis – banning most air traffic — forced Latam to absorb impossible losses, the company noted. For example: Colombia has banned all regular passenger […]
Health & Insurance.

Seguros Sura Expands Novel Home-Care Testing, Recovery Programs for Covid-19

Medellin-based insurance and health-network provider Seguros Sura announced May 21 that it’s expanding a novel home-care testing-and-recovery program for Covid-19 patients. “The company is a pioneer in this model that already operates in Antioquia, and from next week in Barranquilla, Cali and Bogotá, and then in other cities in the country,” according to Sura. The […]
Health & Insurance.

Telemedicine Moves to Forefront in Antioquia’s Battle Against Coronavirus

Antioquia Governor Aníbal Gaviria Correa on May 20 hailed leadership by the “LivingLab-Telemedicina” patient-contact-and-testing center here in the continuing struggle to detect, contain and overcome Coronavirus. “LivingLab-Telemedicine is developing as one of the greatest successes in Antioquia in confronting the Coronavirus contingency,” Governor Gaviria said following a