The former director of Colombia’s largest but now-defunct brokerage firm has gone from being one of the country’s most celebrated businessmen to becoming an international fugitive. Here’s how.
Colombia has begun to clamp down on electoral crime after identifying high levels of fraud with seven months still to go until local and state elections.
Violations of international humanitarian law in Colombia increased by an alarming 41% in 2014, according to a Red Cross report.
Former Colombian President Alvaro Uribe is increasingly under pressure to take a productive role in the peace talks with rebel group FARC.
Colombia’s Supreme Court has ruled the country’s first ever case of convicted femicide, in an unprecedented decision set to please women’s rights campaigners earlier this week.
Colombia’s military forces will increase military attacks on the ELN, the country’s second largest rebel group, after President Juan Manuel Santos ordered a month-long suspension of attacks upon the FARC.
Colombia’s ex-President Alvaro Uribe on Tuesday rejected a suspension of bombings of FARC camps, stating that the guerrilla group has failed to comply with the unilateral truce it imposed to advance peace…
Ombudsman officials from Colombia’s states bordering Venezuela have been put on permanent alert after the mass deportation of Colombian citizens from the neighboring country.
The dollar broke the barrier of COP2,600 on Monday, sparking speculation of a further substantial rise which would increase Colombia’s prices in a number of key areas.