The people of Bojaya on Saturday commemorated the 2002 massacre in their northwest Colombia village for the first time in the presence of those they lost, but without the peace…
The military’s collusion with what the United States considers Colombia’s largest drug trafficking organization is undermining the government’s legitimacy, President Ivan Duque was told on Wednesday. Victims representative Leyner Palacios…
Victims of Colombia’s armed conflict are increasing pressure on Colombia’s President Ivan Duque to urgently implement a peace deal with demobilized FARC guerrillas. The latest to add pressure on the…
Seventy-seven victims of the 2002 Bojaya massacre in northwest Colombia were buried on Monday as their loved ones urged President Ivan Duque to implement the peace deal with their victimizers,…
Survivors of the Bojaya massacre on Monday and Tuesday commemorated the 15th anniversary of the single most deadly guerrilla attack on civilians in Colombia’s 53-year armed conflict. The mass killing…
Colombia President Juan Manuel Santos on Sunday vowed to donate the money he will receive with his Nobel Peace Prize to victims of his country’s 52-year-long armed conflict. Santos made the…
Four days after Colombians narrowly voted to reject a peace deal with FARC rebels to end 52 years of war, community leader Leyner Palacios is still struggling to contain his…
Top-ranking members of the FARC returned to the northwest-Colombian village of Bojaya to deliver a Christ statue that was destroyed in 2002 when the guerrillas bombed the church and killed 79 civilians. The…
Negotiator “Pastor Alape” barely held his tears while asking locals for forgiveness for a 2002 FARC massacre that killed at least 79 in the west Colombian village of Bojaya, but some townsmen said the…