The campaign worker who admitted to illegally obtaining classified information to benefit Colombia’s hard-right opposition in the 2014 elections has asked to be judged by a transitional justice court, reported newspaper…
Colombia’s Prosecutor General is investigating mounting evidence of alleged government infiltration of the country’s opposition campaign during the 2014 presidential elections. The Democratic Center’s Oscar Ivan Zuluaga, who barely lost to President…
Colombia’s prosecution office wants the former campaign manager of the main opposition candidate in the 2014 elections to await his spy trial in jail.
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…
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…
Peace talks hacker Andres Sepulveda has reportedly accepted a plea deal offered by Colombia’s Prosecutor General to serve only 10 years in prison for several crimes in return for becoming a key…
Colombia’s top military intelligence chief along with 21 of his subordinates are being investigated by the Prosecutor General’s Office for illegally spying on ongoing peace talks with rebel group FARC, according to…
Colombia’s public prosecution formally indicted a former opposition election campaign worker over his alleged obtaining of classified information regarding ongoing peace talks with rebel group FARC, according to Colombia’s Semana magazine.
Former Colombian President Alvaro Uribe announced through his lawyer Thursday that he intends to bring a defamation suit againgst the chief suspect in the country’s deepening peace talks hacking scandal.