Colombia’s Vice-President German Vargas is free to run for president in 2018, in spite of congressional efforts to bar him because his position in power could harm the interests of other candidates.
Colombia’s vice president has announced the country will not purchase a $250 million satellite, but instead will continue to buy information coming from other satellites.
A political reform proposed by the Colombian government to reduce excessive power of top government officials, made an exception that is particularly favorable for the vice-president’s assumed ambition to run for president in 2018.
Recently reelected President and U Party candidate Juan Manuel Santos thanked his support base, highlighting family members, other politicians and specific communities after defeating the Democratic Center candidate Oscar Ivan…
Seven officers in Colombia’s National Police force have been removed from their positions after accusations surfaced that they had been engaging in political proselytization on their social media accounts. One captain in…
Health and education were key topics in Wednesday night’s debate between Colombia’s two vice-presidential candidates, a week and a half before the final round of presidential elections, reported national media.
Four of the five vice presidential candidates took to the floor of Colombia’s Senate Tuesday to outline their running mates’ proposals and views approaching May’s presidential elections. Presidential candidate Enrique…
A spokesperson for opposition Senator-elect Claudia Lopez, said that despite confirmed threats against the politician reported by national security forces, those assumed responsible are not being apprehended due in part…
Journalists walked out of a press conference in central Colombia, protesting the perceived favoritism vice presidential candidate German Vargas showed one reporter, reported a national radio network.