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FARC and Colombian government representatives announced an agreement to discharge from FARC ranks all minors under 15.

By raising awareness of deforestation in Colombia, Envol-Vert hopes to regrow the country's environmental conscience — and its forests.

High Commissioner for Peace Sergio Jaramillo criticized Colombia's legal focus on peace arguing it should instead take a humanitarian approach.

In April, Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos announced seven new ministers for the post conflict era. Those ministers took office this month.

Officials reassured Colombians this week that any FARC funds seized by the government would be used for victims and reparations.

Valle del Cauca stands to become an economic powerhouse as Colombia moves into a post-conflict era.

New regulations released by the Ministry of Transportation could change the way taxi companies operate, but may not affect Uber.

Colombia banned small single-use plastic bags on Thursday, and an education campaign hopes to change the way people use bags.

After a dog attack, one victim struggles with a bureaucratic nightmare exacerbated by Colombia's new animal rights laws.

President Santos and ELN officials confirmed Sunday that Ecuador will remain the site for peace talks despite a devastating April 16 earthquake.

While Colombia commemorates Día del Idioma, more than 65 native and creole languages are still spoken in parts of the country.

Colombia President Juan Manuel Santos will appoint all-new cabinet members as he prepares to push a post-conflict agenda.

Colombian officials are working to locate and repatriate nationals along with assisting those in need following Ecuador's major quake last weekend.

Colombia's National Authority of Environmental Licenses (ANLA) revoked a license to drill exploratory oil wells in an environmentally sensitive area this week.

Colombia's ambitious plan for transitional justice in the post-conflict era seeks to close a painful chapter in the nation's history.

Though cases are lower than originally predicted, a new study in Colombia shows Zika's infectiousness is worryingly high.