The “horrible night has ended” after Colombia was defeated in the semi-finals of Copa America. Today, a new era dawns on Colombia and all eyes are on Cuba.
On June 22, the Colombian Government announced an historic bilateral ceasefire with FARC. Here the official communique from Havana.
One of the longest-running and most bloody conflicts in the world ends Thursday with the official bilateral ceasefire between Colombia and FARC guerrilla.
A ground-breaking study by Colombian doctors published in the prestigious NEJM examines the impact of Zika in Colombia. While cases continue to increase, congenital ZVD remains scarce.
According to the United Nation’s Global Trends report, the world has reached the highest level ever recorded of refugees with 60 million in 2015. Colombia records staggeringly high numbers of forced-displacement.
Colombia’s President Juan Manuel Santos delivers a stern warning to his citizens, should the peace agreement with FARC be rejected by popular vote.
After 40 years, a new Police Code is about to take effect which aims to enforce citizens’ rights and clamp down on illegality with hefty fines.
Colombia’s Foreign Ministry confirmed Tuesday that three Colombians were injured in the Orlando mass shooting on Sunday, one critically.
As FARC and the Colombian government tie up loose ends on a four-year long peace process, the future of talks with the ELN remains more uncertain than ever.
Once shunned as amateurish and childlike, a unique exhibition on Colombian primitivist art offers a unique look at this country.
Photographer Spencer Tunick’s photoshoot in Colombia took on symbolic meaning as the peace process with the FARC guerrilla group continues.
While on the trail of missing journalist Salud Hernández, two other journalists have disappeared in Colombia’s remote Catatumbo region.
Public forces officials are searching Colombia’s Catatumbo region for missing Spanish journalist Salud Hernández, who disappeared over the weekend.
Author Walter Broderick recounts a life following the ELN guerrilla group and it’s brief but influential leader, Camilo Torres.
Former President Alvaro Uribe hasn’t definitely said ‘yes’ or ‘no’ to an invitation to dialogue with FARC commander alias ‘Timochenko.’
Colombia prepares for an historic moment even as Latin American neighbors struggle with crises both natural and manmade.