Posted by Brandon Barrett | May 15, 2012 | News
Seven alleged FARC soldiers turned themselves over, along with 1.2 tons of explosives to Colombian military forces in the southwestern department of Putomayo Monday. Seven members of FARC’s squad 48 surrendered voluntarily...
Read MorePosted by Brandon Barrett | May 15, 2012 | zSports
Colombian soccer star Radamel Falcao will stay in Atletico Madrid colors for a friendly match with Bogota’s Millonarios F.C., squashing rumors that he would don the jersey of his former team. In a press conference from the...
Read MorePosted by Brandon Barrett | May 14, 2012 | Bogota
The inaugural Jamming Festival celebrates Jamaican culture with live reggae performances, art, good and sports in Bogota May 20. The festival’s organizers have called it “the biggest reggae event in Colombia”...
Read MorePosted by Brandon Barrett | May 14, 2012 | News
Colombia’s former Minister of Agriculture Andres Felipe Arias dropped his demand to be released from jail Monday. He had previously pleaded not guilty during his indictment hearing and was sent to jail to await his...
Read MorePosted by Brandon Barrett | May 14, 2012 | News
The French Foreign Ministry refused to comment on the FARC’s announcement that they intend to release captured French journalist Romeo Langlois. A spokesperson for the French Embassy in Bogota refused to comment on the...
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