Colombia’s ambassador to the U.S. Gabriel Silva asked the White House for a new and more meaningful apology for the Secret Service sex scandal, reported Colombian daily El Tiempo Silva contacted…
Colombia’s Minister of Foreign Affairs defended Cartagena, “a city that lives on tourism,” after U.S. Secret Service agents hired 21 prostitutes April 12, just days before the start of the…
Colombia spent $35 million to organize the 6th Summit of the Americas, which unfortunately turned out to be a very expensive campaign to promote the country’s already-flourishing sex tourism industry.…
The scandal involving members of the U.S. Secret Service partying with prostitutes is a boost for Cartagena’s sex tourism industry, a local provider told Colombian radio. The anonymous sex tourism…
The U.S. Congress will investigate alleged misconduct by Secret Service personnel while in the Colombian city of Cartagena ahead of President Barack Obama’s visit to the country. According to Representative…
In a rare move, some Secret Service agents sent to Colombia to help protect U.S. President Barack Obama at a regional summit have been sent home amid accusations of a…
Colombia’s Supreme Court on Thursday absolved a U.S. citizen of the charge of lewd and lascivious acts with children, but upheld his prison sentence for the possession of child pornography.…
Cartagena topped the list of cities in 37 countries with the most hotels certified to protect children against sex tourism, announced the Colombian newspaper El Heraldo. More hotels in the…
Child prostitution is not more prevalent in Cartagena than in other Colombian cities, though there is a greater awareness of the problem, according to the Colombian branch of the United…