Sectors of Colombia’s judicial branch went on strike to protest the removal of 130 decongestion courts that would leave 20% of workers without jobs, Colombian media reported on Sunday.
Colombia’s government and the country’s largest rebel group, the FARC, have yet to decide whether they will allow military victims of the armed conflict to the peace talks in Havana,…
Colombia’s President Juan Manuel Santos appointed two new members to his cabinet, the minister of the interior and the minister of agriculture, according to the office of the presidency.
Colombia’s national oil company Ecopetrol announced that profits fell by 10% this year due to guerrilla attacks on oil infrastructure, Colombian media reported on Thursday.
Two policemen and were killed and another four were wounded during a roadside ambush that took place near Colombia’s eastern border with Venezuela, local media reported on Thursday.
Colombia’s President Juan Manuel Santos and the prime minister of Japan agreed to expedite the process of a Free Trade Agreement (FTA) between the two countries.
Colombia’s President Juan Manuel Santos warned the country’s largest rebel group, the FARC, that if it continues to attack infrastructures, it may put an end to the peace process.
Jailed hacker Andres Fernando Sepulveda was transferred to a bunker of Colombia’s Prosecutor General’s Office from his prison cell over matters of security, Colombian media reported on Wednesday.
Seven officers from various branches of Colombia’s public security forces were arrested in the northern Colombia city of Cartagena for alleged ties to drug traffickers, reported local media Tuesday.