Nearly 450, 000 security forces will be deployed to maintain order on Sunday, as citizens cast their final vote for president in what have been “the most non-violent elections in…
A lawyer representing victims of a notorious 1997 paramilitary massacre in central Colombia has asked the Supreme Court to investigate former general Rito Alejo del Rio for his alleged complicity…
New evidence suggests that Andres Sepulveda’s wiretapping operation was much more extensive than originally suspected, Colombia media reported on Wednesday.
Colombia’s President Juan Manuel Santos announced that any agreements resulting from the peace talks between guerrilla groups and the government will require complete disarmament, in an interview with Caracol Radio…
Police have arrested 29 people for sexual violence against minors in May, according to a government statement released on Tuesday.
A new government subsidy will give low-income families on Colombia’s small outlying islands up to $210 to purchase a computer, and a monthly stipend of $3.20 for internet service, according to…
Thousands of teachers marching toward the main square of the Colombian capital of Bogota have immobilized parts of the city on Thursday, some of them occupying mass transit lanes, despite…
An average of six accidents occur every day on Bogota’s Mass Transit and Public Transport System, which was responsible for 32 fatalities in 2013, according to a report by national news…
At least 12% of Colombia’s 47 million people are victims of forced displacement, according to an Internal Displacement Monitoring Centre (IDMC) report published Wednesday.