A Colombian court sentenced a former employee of a presidential candidate in the 2014 elections to 10 years in prison after he admitted to spying on the government’s peace talks with…
Former president Alvaro Uribe has stepped up accusations that Colombia’s government is persecuting political opponents while catering to the “extreme left” as judicial pressure on his allies mounts.
Both the government and the prosecution have denied claims that a former presidential candidate is the victim of political persecution after being linked to spying on ongoing peace talks admittedly…
The leading opposition candidate in Colombia’s 2014 elections was called into questioning on Tuesday over his alleged role in the illegal spying on ongoing peace talks allegedly carried out by his…
The campaign manager for Colombia’s leading opposition candidate in the 2014 elections has left the country in the wake of charges linking him over to illegally wiretapping ongoing peace talks to favor…
Colombia’s former spy chief can no longer count on the protection of the Panamanian government after its decision to not grant asylum to the disgraced former official accused of spying…
Prosecutors have raided the main office of the Democratic Center, the political party of former President Alvaro Uribe, to look for evidence linking the party with the wiretapping of peace…
Colombia’s public prosecution office said Thursday that the army failed to cooperate during an inspection at the Military Intelligence unit over suspicions the military continues to spy on public officials,…
In the aftermath of reports on a Military Intelligence list containing email addresses of more than 300 journalists, government officials and activists, Colombia’s government and judicial authorities, and the United Nations demanded clarifications and reforms.