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After a lengthy trial in Bogotá, American John Poulos has been sentenced to 42 years in a Colombian maximum security prison for the feminicide of…

The numbers of Colombians who are leaving the country to never return has reached historiic levels, with some 1,200 every day according to the country's…

General Richardson of the U.S. Southern Command pledges support for Colombian democracy, during a hand-over ceremony of 10 military bridges to bolster emergency response capabilities.

Terrified children in Suárez, Cauca, cower under desks as FARC dissidents clash with the Colombian Army, revealing the harsh realities of ongoing violence in the…

Colombian Congress passes historic bill banning bullfighting, marking a significant victory for the animal rights movement after decades of legal obstacles.

Former Colombian Presidents unite in unanimous opposition against President Gustavo Petro's call for a new Constituent Assembly to secure his reelection in 2026.

Colombia's Armed Forces have initiated a large-scale military operation targeting FARC dissidents in the departments of Cauca and Valle del Cauca. This operation comes in…

Colombia's Armed Forces are engaged in combat with FARC dissidents of the EMC after Monday's attack in Miranda, Cauca. Over 72 hours the southwest of…

During the five months of 2024, Colombia’s second-largest city, Medellín, has seen the deaths of 26 foreigners, with cases ranging from suicides, drug overdoses, medical…

Former paramilitary commander of the AUC, Salvatore Mancuso, has been granted freedom by Bogotá's High Court after serving a mere two months in La Picota…

Colombia's Special Jurisdiction for Peace (JEP) reaffirmed amnesty for the former Dutch guerrilla combatant of FARC, Tanja Marie Nijmeijer, marking a milestone in her legal…

Colombia's Gustavo Petro cuts seven-decade ties with Israel, signaling end to close military, trade and cultural partnership. Hamas praises Petro's decision as a "victory".

U.S. State Department expresses "credible" concerns over irregular financing of Colombian President Petro's 2022 campaign, highlighting human rights abuses and corruption in its 2023 report.

Massive nationwide protests in Colombia, with over one million marching against Petro, marred by President's dismissive social media posts.

In what could be one of the largest outpourings of popular discontent against President Petro, huge demonstrations across Colombia are scheduled for April 21.

The Mayoralty of Medellín has launched an ambitious campaign to deter foreigners from engaging in illicit activities while visiting the departmental capital of Antioquia.