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Confusion regarding Colombia's new cédula de extranjeria has led to a host of problems for foreign residents.

Colombia’s airlines have a lot to be proud of this year, having helped boost tourism, the nation’s third largest industry.

Disputes and sanctions in Colombia's coal sector threaten to temporarily shut down a crucial industry.

Celebrating 200 years of history, this year's Carnival in Barranquilla promises a spectacle of culture, music and tradition.

After a two-month unilateral ceasefire ended, challenges remain in peace talks with the FARC guerrillas.

Canada recently encouraged the sale of assault weapons in Colombia, potentially fueling its longstanding civil conflict. Op Ed.

With Hugo Chávez suffering complications from cancer treatments, many speculate what his death might mean for Venezuela.

Mayor Petro's garbage plan is working better, but many are still upset by the transition from private to public management.

An ICJ decision handed to Nicaragua much of Colombia's maritime territory, leaving the nation with limited options moving forward.

Obama's reelection shows the growing influence of Latino voters but seems unlikely to change the nation's relationship with Colombia.

High numbers of Colombian children continue to work informally, despite efforts to improve the situation.