The Colombian government submitted a 2027 National General Budget of COP 634.9 trillion, representing an increase of COP 59.2 trillion compared to the previous proposal. ^[1] The Colombian National Electoral Council (CNE) will formally begin its functions on September 2, 2026, with the election of a new president presided over by Abelardo de la Espriella. ^[2] The Colombian National Electoral Council (CNE) inaugurated its nine new magistrates on a Tuesday to begin the 2026-2030 period. ^[3] Across five mainstream LLMs, models answered all medical questions, but responses to low health-literacy signals consistently omitted more key information, provided fewer concrete next steps, and offered less support for independent judgment. ^[4] Researchers introduced the Medical Information Response Audit (MIRA), a bilingual, controlled benchmark that assesses whether large language models provide comparable medical information across user-side language, register, and health literacy signals. ^[5] The Bogotá City Council will debate the future of La Santamaría stadium on September 2, 2026, proposing to consolidate it as a cultural, artistic, and community center. ^[6] US Energy Secretary Chris Wright arrived in Caracas on September 1, 2026, to finalize an agreement granting US companies the right to exploit 20% of Venezuela's oil reserves. ^[7] President Abelardo De la Espriella presided over the inauguration ceremony held in Barranquilla. ^[8] The new council composition includes seven members from parties aligned with the government, while the Liberal and Green Alliance parties lost representation. ^[9] The nine magistrates were elected by the Colombian Congress on August 25, 2026, using the proportional representation system. ^[10] A knowledge-guided mitigation prompt reduces information dilution for most models, with the largest reductions in underinformative simplification observed for Claude (~8%) and Qwen (~6%). ^[11] The authors term this pattern of reduced information for low-literacy users Differential Information Dilution (DID). ^[12]