The government and Farc announced an agreement to end the use of minors among the guerrilla ranks and clear its camps as well, the latest small step forward in an uncertain process.
After an intense discussion between the government, the U´WA indigenous people and Ecopetrol (NYSE:EC), the NOC has agreed to burry a portion of the Coveñas/Calo Limón pipeline due to environmental and tribal concerns. This and other environmental stories in our periodic summary.
The Murui people of the Monai de Jitoma community in the Puerto Leguizamo Municipality say they will not support an oil exploration project and argued so in a recent prior consultation hearing, but the operator says it will still move forward with the project as their approval was not an obligation. What happens next?
The former president of the National Hydrocarbons Agency Mauricio de la Mora left his post with an array of initiatives in place, and a recently released interview gave more detail into the thinking that went into his policy decisions.
The commission responsible for reviewing the functioning of the General Royalty System (SGR) met in its 35th session, and approved changes which are expected to make the process easier for local political leaders to get their projects reviewed.
A study from Ipsos and FTI Consulting showed that in Colombia’s private business sector, hydrocarbons, mining and energy firms were deemed to be those with the greatest amount of challenges facing their reputation.
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