Colombia’s second largest rebel group, the ELN, said Sunday it was regretted the recent kidnapping of three journalists in the north of the country, but stressed that the journalists’ “imprudence” triggered…
Spanish journalist Salud Hernandez-Mora, who spent six days as a hostage of Colombia’s ELN guerrilla group, said in an interview with EFE that the insurgent group was unwilling to lay…
The ELN released two kidnapped television reporters Friday, the day that a Spanish journalist clarified she had also been kidnapped exactly a week ago on Saturday.
The leader of Colombia’s largest left-wing rebel group, the FARC, condemned the kidnapping policy of the smaller ELN group via his Twitter on Friday. Rodrigo Londoño Echeverry, better known as…
Colombia requested the assistance of the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) on Thursday to seek the safe return of three missing journalists in the north of the country.
Colombia’s President Juan Manuel Santos announced on Wednesday that missing Spanish journalist Salud Hernandez has not been kidnapped, as authorities prepare for the release of two journalists who had been held hostage…
Colombia’s ELN rebels said Wednesday they will not confirm or deny whether they are holding missing Spanish journalist Salud Hernandez in captivity until they receive their “weekly information” from their fronts.
A Spanish journalist working in Colombia for almost two decades has disappeared while reporting a story on the illegal drugs industry and is feared kidnapped by Marxist rebels operating in…
The ELN will not give into demands by the government to release hostages ahead of peace negotiations, the leader of Colombia’s second largest rebel group said.