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How hostility to the press ended up isolating Colombia’s government

Colombia’s outgoing President Ivan Duque has divided media between allies and enemies, which...

I am happy to announce that Colombia Reports has left Facebook and invite you to do the same. I...

Colombia’s inspector general ordered the prosecution to investigate the country’s...

Colombia’s prosecution has taken the intimidation of press to a whole new level after...

Colombia Reports suspended the daily news because of security concerns that need to be dealt with...

General Marcos Evangelista Pinto sued victims for tarnishing his reputation after letting his own...

A Bogota court has banned a conflict victims campaign linking army commanders to civilian...

Colombia ended up burying journalists last year, again. Mauricio Lezama had been recording his...

A controversial book about the sexual abuse of children by the clergy of Colombia’s Catholic...

Colombia’s renowned public television news program, Noticias Uno, will be taken off the air,...

Press freedom watchdog FLIP has expressed concerns that the firing of a popular columnist by one...

Juan Pablo Bieri’s job was to keep pesky journalists away from Ivan Duque, until the protege...