President Ivan Duque’s attempts to protect his political allies from war crimes investigations has pushed him to undermine not just Colombia’s peace process, but the foundations of its democracy. Duque…
Colombia Reports is celebrating its 11th anniversary. Thanks to our readers and colleagues, we have survived the most stressful year in our existence and are now in the process of…
What athlete Caterine Ibarguen is doing in terms of human achievement is arguably unprecedented, not just in Colombia.
Colombia Reports is urgently calling on its readers and supporters to help secure the continuity of the website. The pressure has become unsustainable. In all honesty, the past year has been…
Thanks to contributions from readers like you, Colombia Reports is presenting a faster website with a new look and less advertising.
The United Nations’ mission chief in Colombia, Jean Arnault, has been the most prominent referee in one of the world’s most challenging peace processes of the past decade. The Frenchman…
A week before its set deadline, Colombia Reports has reached its $200/month increase in voluntary reader subscriptions necessary for the continuation of this website’s reporting. I am short of words to…
Colombia Reports is celebrating its 9th anniversary today as it looks towards what should be our most challenging year yet. This website began on February 9, 2008 as a blog that sought nothing…
The chanters from Bojaya are Colombia Reports’ personalities of the year for providing the country an extraordinary example of how to overcome grief and move towards peace and reconciliation. In spite of a globally…