A filmmaker producing a documentary about ex-guerillas has learned that an accord is merely the first step on the long path for combatants to make peace with themselves.
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At 40, Colombia’s Shakira is having the time of her life
As her music continues to top the charts, the Barranquilla-born artist with a foundation to help vulnerable youth has become a vocal critic of Trump’s immigration ban.
Colombia’s New Police Code grants “special powers” for co-existence
The New Code of Police and Coexistence replaces a 1970 version and grants special powers to law enforcement to promote “peaceful co-existence.”
ELN releases hostage Odín Sánchez to meet conditions for peace talks in Quito
The ELN released its last high-profile hostage, the ex-congressman from the Chocó, Odín Sánchez to meet the conditions for peace talks with the Colombian government.
How will President Trump affect the Colombian economy?
President Trump’s policies will have major ramifications for the fate of the Colombian economy, peso, and global trade.
Villa de Leyva: Close to the capital, far from modern day
As one of the most emblematic colonial towns in all of Latin America, Villa de Leyva is a must-take trip into Colombia’s past.
10 Bogotá bars to celebrate a ‘Good Riddance 2016’ cocktail
From Brexit to “The Donald,” 2016 was a year many shed tears or hit the bottle. For that final farewell to a landmark year, enjoy the best bars in Bogota?.
Photo Gallery: The Christmas lights and little candles of Bogotá
From Plaza Bolívar to Usaquen, we bring you the high “lights” of Bogotá’s Christmas spirit.
Colombian Senate approves peace accord in 75-0 vote
Former President Uribe’s Democratic Center political party left the chamber in protest and refused to take part in the vote.
Authorities begin investigation into cause of tragic Chapecoense crash
Officials have recovered the “black box” voice and flight recorder and an investigation is already underway into the cause of the crash.
Brazilian football team plane crashes in central Colombia, 71 confirmed dead
It remains unclear how many people survived the crash. At least three players are believed to be alive.
Shakira and Carlos Vives win Song of the Year as Colombians clean up at Latin Grammys
Fonseca, Manuel Medrano, and J Balvin also took home several trophies of their own at tonight’s award show in Nevada.
New Final Accord will be the final accord, says peace negotiator
“There’s really no room for more negotiation,” said Humberto De la Calle.
Colombia signs revised peace accord with FARC
“It is the time for union and reconciliation,” said President Juan Manuel Santos.
Reforma Tributaria: No smiles over more taxes
Overseas, talk of Colombia is all peace. But on the homefront, an aggressive tax reform aims to expand the collection base and proposes a 19% IVA, one of the highest in the hemisphere.
Colombia a leader in commitment to 2030 UN Development Goals
The United Nations has praised Colombia for its commitment to the Development Goals, but progress remains slow on key issues.