Colombian police authorities announced Tuesday that investigators are analyzing some 9 billion files found on the computers of “Mono Jojoy,” the FARC commander who was killed last Wednesday. According to…
The Spanish government announced Tuesday that seven recently-detained suspected allies of Basque separatist group ETA have links to Colombian guerrilla group the FARC, according to EFE. Spanish Prosecutor General Candido…
Colombia’s government forensics agency, the Institute of Legal Medicine and Forensic Sciences, on Monday confirmed that FARC guerrilla chief Sixto Antonio Cabana Guillen, alias “Domingo Biojo” was killed in a…
Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos Monday presented his Victims Law to the Colombian Congress, a plan which lays out a process of reparation and assistance available to the more than…
Colombia’s largest rebel group FARC will not be able to replace their recently slain military commander “Mono Jojoy,” national police director General Oscar Naranjo told Colombian radio. In an interview…
Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos will personally speak before his country’s Congress to defend a law that seeks compensation for victims of the country’s violent conflict. Santos’ appearance before Congress…
Since the time of La Violencia, negotiations between guerrilla groups (especially the FARC) and the government have mostly been ineffective, aside from a few successes in the early 1990s. As a…
President Juan Manuel Santos on Sunday personally congratulated security forces involved in Operation Sodom, a joint military offensive in central Colombia that killed “Mono Jojoy,” military commander of the country’s…
The urban approval rating of Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos surged to 88 percent following the military operation that killed ‘Mono Jojoy,” military commander of the country’s largest guerrilla group…