The Coalition Against Child Recruitment in the Colombian Armed Conflict (Coalico) warned about recent violence involving minors.
The union warned about the consequences of selling Ecopetrol’s (NYSE:EC) transport subsidiary, Cenit.
Barrancabermeja’s Mayor, Alfonso Manrique, spoke about the protests that affected Ecopetrol’s (NYSE:EC) La Cira-Infantas field, one of the most important in the country.
The ELN’s kidnapping activities do not seem to stop, despite their alleged commitment to achieving peace.
The USO asked Ecopetrol (NYSE: EC) to comply with biosecurity protocols at the Barrancabermeja Refinery.
The ELN says it is committed to the peace process, yet its actions keep sending the opposite message. This is how the armed group has affected the industry lately.
The union has advocated for solidarity towards industry workers in these difficult times, yet sent a statement to the Constitutional Court rejecting the Decree that creates the so-called “Solidarity Tax”.
The guerrilla announced a six-day armed strike in Southern Bolivar. Here are the details.
The union spoke about the negotiation process to define a new retirement plan at Ecopetrol (NYSE:EC). Here are the details.
The guerrilla rejected the appointment of ‘Francisco Galan’ and ‘Felipe Torres’ as Peace Managers, despite the fact that they were the ELN’s spokesmen for years. This is why.