WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The World Bank on Monday warned its Colombian employees against traveling to or from the United States after three staff members were affected by visa restrictions imposed ...

World Bank Warns Colombian Staff Against U.S. Travel After Trump Visa Edict Several Colombians whose visas were revoked were World Bank employees traveling in the United States at the time.

The World Bank Group engagement with Colombia is structured around a model that provides development solutions adapted to the country, with an integral package of financial, knowledge and convening ...

Colombia needs reform. It is among the world’s most unequal countries. It is painfully hard for a poor child to ascend into the middle class. In a study by the World Bank from 2018, Colombia had the ...

The World Bank has approved a loan of $750 million to Colombia, to help the country become more resilient in the face of climate change by buoying up renewable energy efforts and reducing carbon ...

This article explores how Colombia partnered with the World Bank to create innovative student loan programs that have increased access to higher education for underserved populations. The program, ...

Colombia and Peru are considering returning to a World Bank program that issues bonds to cover claims on natural disasters after the plan faced a nearly two-year lull.

The World Bank Board on Tuesday approved $1 billion in financing for Colombia to help the country accelerate its energy transition, promote sustainable land use, and build resilience in the face ...

Colombia's recent entry into the BRICS-backed New Development Bank marks a significant shift in its foreign and economic policy.

The World Bank visa issues arose on Jan 26 during a tense stand-off between the Colombian government and the Trump administration over deportation flights.