A series of alleged FARC attacks on oil infrastructure in the northeast of Colombia forced state-run oil company Ecopetrol to suspend operations while displacing more than 50 families.
The United Nations’ High Commissioner for Refugees said Thursday that ongoing peace talks between Colombia’s government and FARC rebels could “derail” over a recent increase in FARC attacks and military…
Alleged FARC rebels late Wednesday blew up another electricity tower, this time in southern Colombia, leaving some 500 thousand people without electricity.
FARC rebels allegedly blew up an oil pipeline in the southwest of Colombia, causing the second environmental emergency within 48 hours.
The southwestern Colombian port city of Tumaco woke up from a traumatic night on Thursday morning after a number of alleged FARC attacks both inside and outside the city.
One police officer has been reported dead and another was injured after a series of guerrilla attacks on police patrols and military units throughout rural Colombia.
The FARC allegedly attacked several infrastructure and police targets over the weekend, adding to the damage and impact on civilians that has been escalating since the ceasefire ended May 22.
Rebel group FARC allegedly bombed a section of the Pan-american Highway, an attack that resulted in four wounded civilians and the closing of the road connecting Colombia and Ecuador.
A combination of an increase in FARC attacks on public security forces and infrastructure, combined with public protests and a closed road has put the people of the south Pacific town in…