Colombia’s President Ivan Duque on Friday said the military defends national interests in response to revelations he authorized the bombing of a FARC dissident camp that killed at least eight…
A journalist was reportedly assaulted by police after asking Colombia’s President Ivan Duque on Wednesday about a bombing that killed eight children he authorized. “What are you talking about, man?”…
Colombia’s defense minister resigned on Wednesday days ahead of a no confidence vote supported by the majority of parties in the senate. Controversial Defense Minister Guillermo Botero resigned a day…
Colombia’s prosecution said Wednesday that not seven, but eight minors were killed in a bombardment on an alleged FARC dissident camp praised as an “impeccable operation” by president Ivan Duque.…
Unless President Ivan Duque fires him first, Defense Minister Guillermo Botero may become Colombia’s first ever minister to be removed from office. Following Tuesday’s shocking debate in which center-right Senator…
Colombia’s Senate was shocked on Tuesday when hearing that at least seven minors were killed in a bombardment that President Ivan Duque presented as an “impeccable operation” against dissident FARC…
Colombia defense minister on Tuesday claimed that a human rights defender who was allegedly murdered by soldiers “died in a military operation.” The controversy over the death of Flower Jair…
Colombia’s defense minister is facing his second no-confidence motion in four months amid fierce criticism from the leftist opposition and center-right voting block. Defense Minister Guillermo Botero survived his first…
Colombia’s defense minister was embarrassed on Wednesday when the war crimes tribunal debunked lies he had told Congress. Defense Minister Guillermo Botero told Congress that the security forces were unable…