Fifteen years after Plan Colombia went into effect, President Santos is in Washington to meet with President Obama and others to talk about the post-conflict era.
Colombian film “Between Sea and Land” took home prestigious awards at the 2016 Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah.
Colombia’s Constitutional Court will determine whether to seek the return of 122 pieces of Quimbaya gold from Spain’s government.
A special mission of the U.N. Security Council will oversee a ceasefire and disarmament in Colombia, ending decades of conflict with the FARC guerrilla group.
TransMilenio and SITP fares will increase by $200 pesos next month to help cover a financial deficit and improve transit, according to Bogotá officials.
As Zika spreads throughout Colombia, the nation’s Ministry of Health recommended that women avoid getting pregnant until the virus is under control.
Acid attacks in Colombia have been on the rise in recent years, but a new law increases penalties for offenders and provides better protection for victims.
Director Ciro Guerra’s ‘El Abrazo de la Serpiente’ was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film on Thursday.
U.S. President Barack Obama mentioned Colombia’s peace progress Tuesday, possibly setting the stage for closer U.S.-Colombia collaboration.
Colombia’s President Juan Manuel Santos announces from Havana, Cuba, the final stretch for peace talks with the FARC guerrilla.
Enrique Peñalosa was sworn in Friday as mayor of Bogotá, Colombia’s capital, largest city and economic center.
Colombia’s labor minister announced Wednesday that the national minimum wage will rise 7 percent to $689,455 pesos in 2016.
Colombia’s President Juan Manuel Santos signed a law Tuesday regulating the cultivation, production and exportation of medical marijuana.
Ash from the Nevado del Ruiz closed the La Nubia airport in Manizales Monday morning, possibly complicating Colombia’s busy holiday travel season.
Colombia’s high court freed Col. Alfonso Plazas, who had been imprisoned over disappearances during the 1985 Palace of Justice siege.
Colombia’s government and FARC rebels reached a key agreement this week on how to deal with victims, moving both parties closer to a final peace deal.