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In the current year, the airlines of the world and Colombians especially, have felt the effects of the economic crisis that the covid-19 pandemic is causing. In fact, Viva Air and Ultra Air suspended their operations due to this situation. However, other companies have managed to move on. (You can read: Wingo: new route connects Bucaramanga with Bogotá)One of those companies is Wingo, which is a low cost airline. This company is part of Copa Airlines Colombia and operates in this country since December 1, 2016.Who is the owner of Wingo?Behind Wingo is the Panamanian businessman Stanley Motta, who in…

The Phenomenon of El Niño has between 89 and 94 percent probability of development for the second half of the yearaccording to the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Climate Prediction Center. This implies a significant increase in the country's temperatures and water shortages in some of its regions, which in turn, according to the Colombian Security Council (CCS), It will lead the Colombian economy to face losses of more than 3.7 trillion in labor productivity. (Also read: Caldas is at the top and La Guajira, last in the escalation of food insecurity) To determine this figure, the entity took…

Last May, Colombia sold products worth 4,431.2 million dollars to the world, a figure that was 2.8 percent below that registered in the same month last year, according to what was revealed by the National Administrative Department of Statistics ( Dane), after explaining that Said behavior was mainly due to the 9.1 percent drop in exports of the group of fuels and products of the extractive industries, which for the fifth month of 2023 billed 2,251.3 million, compared to 2,475.5 million in May 2022.(Also read: Caldas is at the top and La Guajira, last in the escalation of food insecurity)…