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…
Colombia’s military said Tuesday that it would investigate possible ties between the National Army and paramilitary group AGC in the west of the country. The announcement was made by the…
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…
Locals from northwest Colombia have lost all confidence in the military and requested presence from the United Nations as guerrillas and paramilitaries are sowing terror. Locals from three hamlets in…
Colombia Reports’ named the women of Bojaya personalities of 2016 because they delivered us a message not to forget. Three years later, that’s exactly what’s we’re doing. On December 26,…
Two days after a reportedly massive paramilitary incursion in northwest Colombia, the national army downplayed the gravity of the situation in the chronically neglected region. Locals told journalists on Thursday…
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,…
The inhabitants of Bojaya, a town in northwest Colombia, on Monday received 78 remains of victims who were killed by a FARC bomb in 2002. Seventeen and a half years…
More than 36% of the population of Colombia’s northwestern Choco province has been the victim of armed conflict so far this year, the United Nations said Tuesday. In a press…
