Colombia’s foreign minister said Thursday that the freedom of press in his country is “guaranteed,” despite the New York Times’ bureau chief leaving the country over attacks from the ruling…
Human Rights Watch and several journalists said on Wednesday that the Colombian military is trying to find out who “told the truth” to the New York Times about a new…
Colombia’s Defense Ministry is set to review the promotions of 11 generals in the national army who have been accused of war crimes, revealed Caracol Radio on Wednesday. The action…
A senior US senator on Monday demanded that Colombia’s government either request proof or condemn a smear campaign that spurred the New York Times’ bureau chief to abandon the South…
Instead of informing the public about concerns that military orders put civilians’ lives at risk, Colombia’s leading weekly Semana reportedly informed President Ivan Duque. According to political website La Silla…
The International Press Association of Colombia (APIC) expresses its concerned about the departure from the country of Nicholas Casey, Andes bureau chief of The New York Times, and photographer Federico…
Months after reports initially emerged that the United States National Security Agency (NSA) was monitoring the online activity of the Colombian citizenry, the New York Times revealed this weekend that…
A photograph from a Colombian journalist covering the Syrian civil war appeared on the front page of the New York Times on Sunday. Colombian journalist, Mauricio Morales, who is documenting…
Some of the world’s most renowned travel publications have picked Colombia as a leading tourist destination. Readers of the Lonely Planet guide, Wanderlust Travel magazine and the New York Times…