Colombia’s government asked congress on Thursday to push legislation to allow adoption for gay couples, a day after the Constitutional Court ruled that under the current law this is not allowed.
Tens of thousands of Colombian miners have taken to the streets in demand reform of the mining code and formalize informal mining, the third of such strikes since President Juan Manuel…
Colombia’s capital Bogota aspires to become the main business center of music in Latin America.
In a step forward in the support for Colombia’s peace process, both the World Bank and Germany have pledged financial aid and legal expertise to support post-conflict and transitional talks between the government…
Hundreds of members of indigenous communities in southwest Colombia marched in protest over the weekend against the illegal gold mining taking place in their territories.
Colombia’s Ministry of Defense has begun new investigations into the recruitment of child soldiers in the internal conflict that has waged for 50 years.
According to a report conducted by Colombia’s Foundation for the Freedom of Press (FLIP), over 70% of the country’s journalists believe there are serious flaws in the mechanisms in place to…
Former Colombian President Alvaro Uribe will travel to Washington DC next week to meet with US lawmakers, reported Colombian weekly Semana on Thursday.
The new government scholarship program which allows more than 10,000 low-income students to study in the best universities in the country, has not been well received by some of the wealthy…