Medellin’s stadium proved too small to shelter the tens of thousands of Colombians who had flocked there in an extraordinary display of solidarity with Brazil’s Chapeco, the city of the Chapecoense soccer team.…
A lack of fuel is “the most probable cause” of the tragic airplane crash in Colombia’s that killed 71, including most members of Brazilian soccer team Chapecoense, according to civil aviation authorities Tuesday.…
Colombia’s prosecution arrested seven officials of the Victims’ Unit in the Antioquia province, an entity dedicated to providing funds to regional victims of the country’s armed conflict. It is expected that the…
Colombia mourned on Tuesday as the country learned about the death of 76 people, including the majority of Brazil’s Chapecoense soccer team, in a plane crash near Medellin. President Juan Manuel…
Seventy-five people, including most of Brazil’s Chapecoense soccer team, died when their plane crashed just before landing near Colombia’s second largest city Medellin. Six survived the crash. The airplane crashed late Monday…
The northwestern Colombia province of Antioquia raised its state of alert to orange after paramilitary successor group AGC, a.k.a. “Los Urabeños,” allegedly assassinated four policemen in one week, mainly around province capital…
Authorities said they have found the bodies of eight people, while an unknown number of people are still missing after a major landslide hit the Bogota-Medellin highway. The national director of…
The paramilitary group allegedly formed by the brother of former President Alvaro Uribe carried out a many as 533 homicides, according to weekly Semana that was leaked the prosecution’s case…
Families of dozens of Medellin citizens who were either killed or disappeared in a 2002 military operation in the city demand former President Alvaro Uribe asks forgiveness for ordering the…