One of Latin America’s most controversial spin doctors, Venezuelan Juan Jose Rendon, said Wednesday that he is actively trying to influence elections in Colombia to prevent a possible victory of…
Former President Alvaro Uribe met Colombia’s Prosecutor General on Thursday to ask him and his deputy to step aside and let the Inspector General take the lead in investigating allegations…
Colombia’s chief prosecutor on Sunday called on former President Alvaro Uribe to provide evidence supporting his recent accusation that incumbent President Juan Manuel Santos received $2 million in drug money.
Senator-elect Alvaro Uribe claimed on Thursday he has “witnesses” to a 2012 payment made to President Juan Manuel Santos by a former campaign manager currently embroiled in a drug trafficking scandal.
Colombian prosecutors have traveled to the US to interview an extradited former leader from one of Colombia’s largest drug trafficking organizations concerning an alleged $12 million payment to former presidential…
Revelations by El Espectador newspaper on Sunday which stated that Colombian presidential advisor J.J. Rendon had negotiated with drug traffickers in 2011 to shut down their operations has caused political uproar…
Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos sat down Thursday with Senator Roy Barreras, other congressional leaders and controversial political spin doctor J.J. Rendon for a two-day private summit on the 2014 elections.
Controversial Venezuelan spin-doctor J.J. Rendon, who advised President-elect Juan Manuel Santos during his campaign, denied on Friday that hefought a “dirty war” against rival Green Party presidential candidate Antanas Mockus.…
Venezuelan spin doctor J.J. Rendon, the controversial new campaign adviser to Partido de la U’s presidential candidate Juan Manuel Santos, does not have a work visa and is working illegally…