Chocó

Naranja Internet, a rural connectivity provider, saw substantial growth in Chocó in 2025. The company reached over 5,000 households and notably expanded its workforce. This progress helps narrow the digital divide in a region with high unemployment rates.

February 16, 2026 Reported by AI

Presidential candidate Luis Gilberto Murillo, in an interview with LA NACIÓN, stressed the need to recover territories affected by illegal armed groups through a mix of authority and opportunities. From Andagoya in Chocó, Murillo criticized the Total Peace policy and advocated strengthening public forces with modern technology. He outlined proposals for an opportunity-driven Colombia, focusing on security, infrastructure, and state modernization.