Colombia Bureau Chief at Bloomberg News
Andrea Jaramillo is the Colombia Bureau Chief at Bloomberg News. With a focus on multinational news, Andrea covers a wide range of topics including energy, finance, and politics in Colombia. Her work has appeared in various publications including Bloomberg Law, Yahoo Finance, and the Regina Leader-Post.
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Andrea Jaramillo's coverage is predominantly focused on business and industry matters in Colombia, with significant attention to government announcements. Her articles revolve around insurance, energy, healthcare, and the oil and gas sectors within the country.
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By: Nicolle Yapur, Andrea Jaramillo
Ecopetrol SA is once again testing the overseas market with an offer to sell dollar bonds. The offering comes a week after an investigation involving its chief executive officer drove the company to postpone a deal.
By: Andrea Jaramillo, Nicolle Yapur
Ecopetrol SA vuelve a tantear una vez más el mercado exterior con una oferta para vender bonos por valor de US$1.750 millones. La oferta se produce una semana después de que una investigación que involucra a su presidente obligara a la compañía a posponer un acuerdo.
Colombia became the latest Latin American country to raise tariffs on Chinese steel, as producers complain of the threat to local jobs from cheap imports.
By: Andrea Jaramillo
(Bloomberg) -- Colombia became the latest Latin American country to raise tariffs on Chinese steel, as producers complain of the threat to local jobs from cheap imports.
By: Andrea Jaramillo
Colombia se convirtió en el último país latinoamericano en aumentar los aranceles al acero chino, mientras los productores se quejan de la amenaza a los empleos locales por las importaciones baratas.
By: Andrea Jaramillo
Highway blockades by workers in Colombia’s informal mines, are disrupting economic activity in three provinces.
Dry weather is forcing Colombia, which has one of the world’s most aggressive climate plans, to burn more fossil fuel.
By: Andrea Jaramillo
(Bloomberg) -- President Gustavo Petro said that Bogotá is entering a “structural problem” due to water shortages that have led the capital to reinstate strict rationing.
By: Andrea Jaramillo
Colombia’s energy minister says the South American nation will have no problems getting natural gas next year — offering reassurances that fears of an energy crunch won’t materialize.
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