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FARC's former top commander "Timochenko" has accepted the group's responsibility in two attacks against Liberal politician Vargas Lleras.

Colombia's Ministry of Foreign Affairs has retracted a recommendation to bar foreigners from seven nations from entering the country for "non-essential" travel.

Former President Juan Manuel Santos claims the current Ambassador to Washington backed Trump's reelection and should be removed from his post.

Bogotá's Claudia López appeared in a rush on Friday to proclaim Joe Biden as the next U.S President despite restraint from the two candidates and…

Colombia has lifted the PCR testing requirement for travelers heading the country, despite a recent increase in new cases of coronavirus infection.

The next U.S President will have to maintain a close bilateral relationship with Colombia despite the advance of left-wing movements, social unrest and a contested…

COVID-19: Bogotanos will be able to enjoy the last seasonal event of the year before Christmas at home with Halloween house parties banned and rules…

At the epicenter of the second wave of coronavirus infection in Colombia, Medellín and 125 towns in the department of Antioquia will face a strict…

President Iván Duque confirmed Sunday the death of one of ELN's front commanders and responsible for the recent attacks against police stations in Bogotá.

Colombia ranks with Brazil as the only South American nations have surpassed 1 million cases of COVID-19 during a week in which Antioquia became the…

Wednesday's National Strike across Colombia is being conducted in peace as demonstrators filled Bogotá's historic center accompanied the Indigenous Guard.

Bogotá registered its lowest daily increase in new coronavirus infection as anti-government protests take to the streets led by a demonstration by indigenous peoples.

Representatives of Colombia's indigenous organizations have arrived in Bogotá ahead of Wednesday's national strike to demand the resignation of President Iván Duque.

After months of house arrest, former Colombian President Álvaro Uribe regained his freedom on Saturday as the case against him returned to the Attorney General's…

Health Minister Fernando Ruíz stated that Colombia could return to lockdowns as new cases of COVID-19 have increased with the reopening of the economy.

The leadership of FARC's political party have confirmed that their ruthless commander "Mono Jojoy" ordered the killing in 1995 of Álvaro Gómez.