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Before you get carried away in the holiday spirit, review these recommendations and prevent the fun from ending in a fine. We tell you! One of the most anticipated dates of the

Everything was recorded!: the influencer Mafe Méndez experienced a distressing robbery while she was traveling through Bogotá. This is how he reacted. Insecurity in Bogotá continues to be a topic of conversation.

Medellín authorities will deploy more than 1,300 agents to guarantee a calm and safe Halloween day. As explained by the Secretary of Security of Medellín, Manuel Villa, There will be more than

The Mayor’s Office of Bogotá announced special mobility measures for the Halloween celebrations. Motorcyclists will be affected. Bogotá is getting ready to experience one of the busiest and most festive nights of

This summit is led by the Ministry of Health and Environment and the Metropolitan Aqueduct of Bucaramanga. Bucaramanga will become the global center of environmental protection with the fourth edition of the

The authorities in Santa Marta implemented preventive measures against the strong waves caused by Hurricane Melissa. Santa Marta is experiencing the effects of Hurricane Melissa, which in recent hours has caused a

Since Universal Pictures bought the rights to Britney Spears’ life, rumors about its protagonist have not stopped growing. Australian actress Margot Robbie continues to consolidate his name among the great figures of

Two men rescued a malnourished tigrilla on a road in Huila; CAM attends to his recovery in Neiva. While they were traveling on a motorcycle, They observed a small feline wandering disoriented

The project, which took several months, reinforces MrBeast’s commitment to the social and environmental causes that make it stand out worldwide. Social causes move the fibers of millions of people, and seeing

The SIC confirmed a fine of $670 million to Movistar for contacting users without prior authorization for commercial purposes. The Superintendence of Industry and Commerce (SIC) confirmed the $670 million sanction imposed