The commander of Colombia’s army said Tuesday that he would change instructions for his troops after a wave of criticism the current instruction threatens the lives of civilians. In an…
A senior US senator on Monday demanded that Colombia’s government either request proof or condemn a smear campaign that spurred the New York Times’ bureau chief to abandon the South…
Mid-level commanders, soldiers and documentary evidence have confirmed a New York Times story that reported that Colombia’s army chief put pressure on troops to double the number of kills and…
The United States embassy said Wednesday that it “regrets” the refusal of Colombia’s war crimes tribunal to extradite a FARC leader and ignored the court’s allegations it may have violated…
Colombia’s ruling party announced they want to dismantle the war crimes tribunal after the transitional court barred the extradition of a FARC leader to the United States. Former President Alvaro…
Colombia’s former chief prosecutor claims to have incriminating evidence that former President Alvaro Uribe was responsible for massacres while acting as governor of Antioquia. Former Prosecutor General Eduardo Montealegre, announced…
Colombia’s demobilized FARC guerrillas on Wednesday celebrated a decision by the war crimes tribunal to release former guerrilla leader “Jesus Santrich” while the party of President Ivan Duque rejected the…
Colombian President Ivan Duque aims to turn Colombia into the next Silicon Valley, starting with a $20 million investment in the capital Bogota. The first “innovation hub” means to turn…
Colombia’s Prosecutor General’s Office on Tuesday denied suspicions by the Constitutional Court that its magistrates’ phones were being wiretapped. The prosecution’s delegate before the court, Fabio Espitia, said he conducted…