More than 200 people have been forced to leave their homes in the southwest of Colombia following violent clashes between FARC guerrillas and the paramilitary successor group “Los Urabeños,” Colombia’s Ombudsman said…
More than 30 years after his death, prosecution investigators will exhume the body of former Colombian Justice Minister Rodrigo Lara, who was killed in 1984, possibly in conjunction with security officials.
Colombia’s new chief of police could probably not have picked a worse moment for promotion. The institution he is to take charge of is facing disturbing allegations over the existence of a mysterious…
Colombia’s Inspector General opened a disciplinary investigation against the national police chief over sexual misconduct and spying allegations.
The FARC rebel group is reportedly sending military commanders back to lead their troops in Colombia and replacing them with ideologues, indicating a shift in strategy as the peace talks near an end and armed…
Colombia President Juan Manuel Santos and his United States counterpart Barack Obama will meet Thursday to celebrate 15 years of Plan Colombia, a US-financed strategy to curb drug trafficking in…
Colombia’s Prosecutor General Office has released evidence that would show how the country’s conservative opposition in 2014 used illegal wiretapping and bribery to sabotage ongoing peace talks with leftist FARC rebels.
An armed group has asserted control in a Medellin public housing project that was recently built for conflict victims and low income families.
The United States announced the expansion of a temporary guest worker visa to include Colombian citizens starting on January 18, 2016.