The bodies of an indigenous leader and his two sons were excavated from a communal grave, approximately one year after their disappearance following a major drug cartel’s incursion into northern…
Portugal’s prime minister, Pedro Passos Coehlo, travelled to Colombia over the weekend in pursuit of deeper economic ties between the two countries. On Saturday, the prime minister, along with President…
According to a survey of Colombian businesses released Wednesday, the business sector saw a slight downturn in April as the global market continues to struggle. The Coordinated Survey of Industrial…
Colombia’s trade minister said Monday in Madrid that the country is now safer for foreign travelers. Sergio Diaz-Granados traveled to the Spain, the European nation that sends the most tourists…
Retired members of Colombia’s Armed Forces have criticized President Juan Manuel Santos’ recently passed Framework for Peace, claiming the legislation favor terrorists, local media reported Monday. The Colombian Association for…
Colombia’s president expressed worries the financial crisis in Europe could affect the Colombian economy prior to his involvement in the seventh meeting of the G-20 on Monday, local media reported.…
The high court of Antioquia on Friday unanimously rejected demands from a former Medellin mayor that the city annul the results of its most recent election. Luis Perez Gutierrez, mayor of…
Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos announced on Friday that the governments of Colombia and Costa Rica signed a treaty signaling the first step toward a free trade agreement (FTA) between…
U.S. financial services company Standard & Poor’s (S&P) announced Thursday that it will likely maintain Colombia’s current credit rating for 2012. The director of S&P’s Latin American operations, Victor Herrera, acknowledged…