Colombia’s two remaining presidential candidates, incumbent President Juan Manuel Santos and his hard-line rival Oscar Ivan Zuluaga, are fighting to win every vote they can in Bogota which has an…
Colombia’s Catholic Church asked the two candidates vying to be elected president on June 15 to put aside personal quarrels and present actual political proposals instead, newspaper El Espectador reported…
A joint operation between the Colombian Army and the National Police has captured members of various FARC support networks throughout the country.
Colombia’s largest leftist party won’t endorse either remaining candidate in the upcoming second-round of presidential elections, according to its leader and first-round presidential candidate Clara Lopez, who was quoted in…
Observers from Colombia’s main electoral watchdog said that mass abstention by the country’s voters during the first round of presidential elections shows the electorate’s delusion for the current political system.
Prominent Colombian opposition Senator Jorge Enrique Robledo urged his party on Thursday to refrain from endorsing either of presidential candidate in the upcoming second round of elections, reported daily El…
The Colombian government released a document outlining some of the points agreed upon between the FARC and the Colombian government, national radio station Caracol reported on Wednesday.
Incumbent president Juan Manuel Santos and Democratic Center challenger Oscar Ivan Zuluaga are within the margin of error of each other in the first poll to be released after Colombia’s…
Presidential candidate Oscar Ivan Zuluaga says that as part of a new deal with Conservative power-broker Marta Lucia Ramirez he will change his previous stance of suspending peace talks if he…