Bogota’s Mayor Gustavo Petro presented a letter to the Inter-American Commission of Human Rights on Monday, bringing a lawsuit against the Colombian government for alleged inhumane treatment and political rights…
Colombia’s second-largest rebel group ELN are looking forward to the Catholic church playing a “key role” in anticipated peace talks with the government, according to the group’s central commander.
The United Nations Office on Drug and Crime (UNDOC) and Medellin Mayor’s Office released a report Friday highlighting public concerns surrounding “drug-sex tourism” in Colombia’s second-largest city.
Colombia’s Inspector General Alejandro Ordoñez said Friday that he plans to solicit Colombia’s top Constitutional Court for a revision of a recent Bogota court ruling that reversed the annulment of…
A Bogota court has revoked a previous civilian court-ordered annulment of Colombia’s first gay marriage Thursday, considering the constitutional challenge to the marriage invalid.
Colombia’s favorite soccer player Radamel Falcao is the protagonist, scoring the featured goal, in Oliver Stone’s FIFA Brazil 2014 World Cup commercial, created for DirecTV.
Starting today and lasting through the weekend, los Paisas will have the chance to experience some of the country’s best rhythms and movements as Afro-Colombian musicians convene for “Festiafro” concert series…
Indigenous organizers have reached a “historic” 25-point agreement with the government over territorial and human rights, granting Colombia’s native communities increased judicial, administrative and political autonomy, among other terms.
In another attack on Colombia’s energy infrastructure, alleged guerrilla fighters detonated an explosive device Tuesday, damaging a train carrying coal from the Carrejon open-pit mine in the northeast state of…