Three people will face decades of jail time after they were convicted on Wednesday for their involvement in the kidnapping and murder of 11 law makers in Colombia’s south-western city…
Colombia’s government will invest $4.12 billion over the next 10 years in an initiative to bring safe drinking water to Colombia’s rural areas, reported Caracol Radio on Wednesday.
Colombian officials will be enforcing strict security measures for the upcoming Colombia – Brazil quarter final World Cup match on July 4, Colombian media reported on Wednesday.
Colombia’s cellphone users will no longer be forced to take on extended-term contracts after communications reforms enacted by the government on Tuesday.
The mayor of Bogota has blamed Colombia’s largest rebel group FARC for detonating three low-intensity packet bombs containing propaganda pamphlets in the nation’s capital, Colombia’s Caracol Radio reported on Wednesday.
Former US president Bill Clinton will return to Colombia to attend a “Third Way” summit for social democratic politcians in the coastal city of Cartagena on July 1.
International visitors to Colombia have increased by 12% in the first quarter of 2014, with more than half a million visitors this year to date, according to the Ministry of…
The criminal investigation of a disgraced ex-governor from northeastern Colombia has been moved to Bogota, following a request from Colombia’s Prosecutor General’s Office.
Officials have extended an alcohol ban and increased security measures in many Colombian cities to ensure public safety for the World Cup match between Colombia and Japan.