Colombia’s Prosecutor General on Wednesday formally accused former peace commissioner Luis Carlos Restrepo of falsifying reports of the demobilization of a bloc of rebel group FARC in 2006.
One of Colombia’s most prominent and outspoken investigative journalists, Claudia Lopez, said Tuesday that she had fled the country after receiving death threats.
Human Rights Watch (HRW), an international NGO dedicated to preserving and protecting human rights across the world, on Monday released a letter insisting that the EU renege its tentative support of Colombia’s…
Colombia’s congress has once again begun the process of judicial reform, after an attempt in 2012 collapsed, local media reported Sunday.
Clara Lopez, the presidential candidate for Colombia’s main leftist party, the Polo Democratico, is hopeful that her prominent role in the race for the 2014 presidency can result in a…
Colombia’s President Juan Manuel Santos published an op-ed in the Wall Street Journal on Thursday explaining why he is negotiating with the country’s main rebel group FARC – considered terrorists…
The Banoro Value Store company, which claims to be the first store of its kind in Medellin to safely and securely buy and sell gold, on Wednesday launched Latin America’s first ATM…
The recognition-hopeful Tomato Party on Wednesday released Colombia’s new online ‘Pacman-inspired’ video game ‘Tomateman,’ which lets the player be a tomato that tries to avoid being eaten and attacked by…
According to pollster Ipsos Napolean Franco, Colombia’s President Juan Manuel Santos faces his lowest approval ratings and reelection hopes since taking the office in August 2010. Radical Change party leader,…