Key political backers for the campaigns of incumbent President Juan Manuel Santos and right-wing Democratic Center (Centro Democratico) nominee Oscar Ivan Zuluaga followed the candidates to the polls to vote…
Colombia’s President Santos became one of the first Colombians to exercise his right to vote, when he submitted his ballot at 8AM Sunday morning in Bogota’s Plaza de Bolivar.
Today’s Google logo depicts a voting box decked out in the red, yellow, and blue of Colombia’s flag in commemoration of the country’s presidential elections, which started Sunday at 8AM.
The director of Colombia’s tax agency (DIAN) will resign and flee the country amid death threats received from organized crime groups, national media reported Friday.
The trade union representing workers at Cerro Matoso, one of Colombia’s largest open-pit mine, told Colombia Reports on Thursday they are asking the Labor Ministry to investigate the “abusive dismissal”…
The Organization of American States (OAS) will send 74 observers to monitor Colombia’s second round of presidential elections, the body announced Thursday in a press release.
Colombia’s coastal city of Barranquilla has been selected to host the 2018 Central American and Caribbean Games (CACG), Colombian media reported on Wednesday.
Members of Colombia’s Technical Investigation Corps exhumed five bodies belonging to victims of the armed conflict in two different northern states, the country’s prosecutor general announced on Monday.
Colombia President Juan Manuel Santos has himself to blame for losing electoral support on the countryside after numerous protests to improve living conditions were mishandled, according to rural leaders.