Colombia’s artisan and small-scale miners will participate in national strikes set to kick off at April 28, claiming the government failed to comply with agreements made during strikes held last year,…
Rice growers announced that they will go on indefinite national strike Thursday, aiming to block highways around the capital, Bogota, local media reported on Wednesday morning.
Colombia President Juan Manuel Santos expressed concern over Bogota’s public transport and the urgency of installing metro into the capital city this week, at the World Urban Forum 2014.
More than 500 leaders of victims from all over the country will come to Bogota on Wednesday to commemorate the victims of Latin America’s longest conflict.
An estimated 500 oil workers from Colombia’s second largest oilfield, Caño Limon-Coveñas, have been sent on leave, allegedly as a consequence of ongoing attacks from one of Colombia’s largest rebel…
Almost 700 people have been displaced from a municipality on Colombia’s Pacific coast since March 15, when the army and the country’s largest rebel group FARC began intense fighting in…
Colombia’s State Council rejected a lawsuit that would have kept ex-President Alvaro Uribe from assuming his newly elected position in the Colombian Senate, in a decision announced Friday.
The first cruise to make a stop along Colombia’s Pacific coast arrived Friday with 290 passengers aboard, according to national media.
The assistant director of La Vanguardia Liberal, a newspaper from the northeast of Colombia, received death threats Tuesday night over the phone.