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November 1985 was marked by fear, agony and despair. Colombians are commemorating 30 years of the attack on the Palace of Justice and the Armero…

On Wednesday, Colombia's high court handed gay couples a legal victory by declaring their right to adopt children.

In a first for science, researchers believe tapeworm cells killed a Colombian man who died of lung cancer.

Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro announced he will sue the United States as his nation prepares for parliamentary elections.

Before Bogotá chooses a new mayor on October 25, get to know the final four candidates running for Colombia's second-highest elected office.

Despite the historic handshake between FARC's "Timochenko" and President Santos, Colombians remain skeptical over the guerrilla's proposed political future.

El Niño has the potential to wreak havoc on everything from water to food to health to wallets.

During an historic encounter in Havana, the Colombian government and FARC announce that a peace deal will be reached before March 2016.

President Santos makes a sudden trip to Havana, Cuba, to meet the FARC's maximum leader "Timochenko" as rebels reach transitional justice deal.

The border crisis between Venezuela and Colombia has resulted in a diplomatic clash of ideologies and one which could influence the vote in Bogotá.

Colombia's LGBT community cheers a new law which permits transgender citizens to change their sex on cédulas.

A controversial report claims that Colombia is the least-peaceful nation in Latin America despite progress to contain violence.

International mediators have called on FARC to de-escalate the violence in order to salvage Colombia's prospects of peace.

Recent military action against FARC may induce a bilateral ceasefire faster than pundits have predicted.

Simon Anholt's Good Country Index measures how much each country contributes to humanity and the planet.

A diplomatic offensive by France to resolve the Palestinian crisis seeks to put result ahead of process.