Colombia's new president reversed previous policies to revive the oil and gas sector, permitting hydraulic fracturing and directing 70% of Ecopetrol's investment toward upstream exploration. Aiming to
Colombia's incoming finance minister pledged tighter fiscal policy due to a wider budget deficit and announced plans to resume oil drilling at state-owned Ecopetrol to meet energy needs.
Conservative Abelardo de la Espriella defeated Gustavo Petro's ally in Colombia's presidential runoff, threatening to reverse policies aimed at reducing fossil fuel dependence. The new government plan
Colombian presidential frontrunner Abelardo de la Espriella vows to reverse anti-oil policies, allowing new exploration and fracking to revive the energy sector and attract private capital after years
Colombia’s populist frontrunner Abelardo de la Espriella won the first round, sparking investor optimism for a rebound in oil, mining, and agribusiness sectors. His pro-extraction stance contrasts wit
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