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British Foreign Secretary William Hague came to Bogota to address the issue of sexual violence in conflict and lay out a framework for the June…

Despite forging international accords, President Santos' popularity at home remains weak over persistent economic concerns.

After two months of polarization and political rabble rousing Bogotá's embattled mayor Petro clings to office. What happens next?

The FARC and government negotiators take on the contentious issue of drug policy and how to end an era of cocaine trafficking.

Even though Pres.Santos has yet to officialize his reelection bid, Colombia's leader faces challenges as he heads to 2014.

The government has reached a deal with FARC regarding a future in politics as well as, conditions and guarantees.

Advances gained mid summer at the negotiating table between the government and FARC have slowed with election rhetoric.

Despite improved security in Colombia for travelers, many kidnappings are the still result of underestimating risks in rural areas.

A recent cycle of negotiations between government and FARC ends without concrete agreements. Are the peace talks stalling?

A back room amnesty for war crimes committed or a legal framework for creating a post-conflict Colombia?

Santos addresses the nation to explain why his government views "inapplicable" the ruling by the International Court of Justice.

The agrarian strike has deep roots in the agricultural heartland of Boyacá, and has affected the peace and tranquility of the department.

A prolonged strike could disrupt Colombia's food and energy supplies, and shows widespread discontent of economic policies.

The announcement by Spain's Rajoy to lift Schengen visas for Colombians could usher in a new era for relations with Europe.

After a brutal attack by FARC on the army and ongoing peasant uprising in the Catatumbo region, President Santos turns to tough talk.

With lots of global news, summer travel, Independence Day and continued progress towards peace, July is a big month for Colombia.