Residents in the Cervantes neighborhood of Manizales claim that the Colombian government neglected to prevent the tragic landslides that killed at least 48 people, radio station Radio Caracol reported Wednesday.…
Colombia’s Ministry of Defense awards $2.6 million to be divided among the informants who provided information for the whereabouts of guerrilla FARC leader, “Alfonso Cano,” newspaper El Tiempo reported Tuesday.…
Colombia’s defense minister announced on Tuesday that troops are already in pursuit of successors to the leadership of the late Alfonso Cano, supreme leader of the leftist guerrilla group the FARC.…
Colombia’s National Meteorological Institute (IDEAM) has raised alerts in Bogota and Cali over mass flooding, sewer clogging, and vehicular chaos brought on by heavy rainfall. According to the District System…
Colombia’s defense minister reiterated the government’s invitation for FARC guerrillas to demobilize in the aftermath of their leader’s death. Minister Juan Carlos Pinzon told Colombia’s National Radio station that “Operation…
Alfonso Cano, leader of the FARC who was killed by the army Friday, was killed by a single bullet to the neck, said the coroner’s report. According to the technical…
Colombia’s Technical Investigations Team (CTI) have begun analyzing “Alfonso Cano’s” computers for intelligence on the FARC. When Cano was killed last Friday during “Operation Odysseus” in the southwest department of…
Colombia’s National Meteorological Institute (IDEAM) announced on Sunday that Colombia’s second rainy season will intensify in November. Ricardo Lozano, director of IDEAM, reported that rainfall will continue this weekend in…
Alfonso Cano’s brother, Bogota Councilor Roberto Saenz Vargas, on Saturday called for the “dignified treatment” of his brother’s mortal remains. Saenz Vargas called on Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos and…