Colombia’s second largest criminal organization has released a pamphlet calling for the assassination of presidential and congressional candidates of Colombian left-wing political parties, the Patriotic Union (Union Patriotica – UP)…
Patriotic March (Marcha Patriotica) founder and former Senator Piedad Cordoba took to Colombian media outlets Monday to denounce the latest in a series of political assassinations targeting members of her…
Colombia’s FARC rebel group denounced the assassinations of 29 members of the left-wing Marcha Patriotica party that occurred during 2013, calling on the government to increase security measures for the…
The leftist Marcha Patriotica political party might disband, according to ex-Senator and party founder Piedad Cordoba, in light of the apparent violent targeting of its members and leadership.
Colombia’s main rebel group FARC has lashed out at Colombia’s Inspector General Alejandro Ordoñez in retaliation for criticisms against two leading left-wing politicians and the legal framework for the ongoing…
Outspoken former Colombian Senator Piedad Cordoba announced over Twitter that she is taking her case to the Inter-American Court of Human Rights after the Constitutional Court upheld a 2010 ruling,…
Colombia’s Constitutional Court upheld a 2010 ruling to ban outspoken politician Piedad Cordoba from holding public office for 18 years for colluding with rebel group FARC.
Colombian politician Piedad Cordoba, removed from her country’s senate over alleged ties to rebel group FARC, has said she aspires to be Colombia’s next president, Venezuelan media reported Saturday.
Former Senator Piedad Cordoba is set to sue the Colombian State for over $3 million in compensation for illegal interceptions during the ‘chuzadas’ wiretapping scandal.