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Through a statement, the ELN announced a unilateral ceasefire, after the government declared a health emergency state, amid the Covid-19 pandemic.

The USO’s President, Edwin Palma, spoke about the alleged ‘massive layoffs’ that Ecopetrol’s (NYSE:EC) contracting firms have been doing, in the midst of the Covid-19 pandemic.

The High Commissioner for Peace Affairs, Miguel Ceballos, explained why the implementation of the peace process with the Farc has been successful, calling on political sectors not to politicize the issue.

Investigations suggest that Farc dissidents are responsible for the fire that recently took place near Caño Cristales (Meta).

Investigations warned about an oil theft network that has represented important economic losses for the industry. The development of these and other stories in our periodic Security summary.

This is how the union celebrated “97 years of representing industry workers” in Colombia.

This is what happened, after the guerrilla announced “an armed strike throughout Colombia during 72 hours.”

Through an official statement, the guerrilla announced that it will develop “an armed strike throughout Colombia” during 72 hours, starting February 14^th this year.

Bogotá’s Mayor, Claudía López, said that authorities are investigating the alleged terrorist plan that the ELN has in Bogotá.

According to the union, Ecopetrol’s (NYSE:EC) fields in the department of Huila are too valuable for the country and the company, for the NOC to grant them to a different operator.