Despite the historic handshake between FARC’s “Timochenko” and President Santos, Colombians remain skeptical over the guerrilla’s proposed political future.
A striking advertising campaign in Cartagena looks to empower its Afro-Colombian population with positive messages.
A group of youngsters in the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta have launched the Colombia chapter of Earth Guardians to spread the word on climate change.
The songs of Magín Díaz are immortalized in the musical history of this nation. A movement looks to restore the true copyright of the composer of ‘Rosa’.
Frustration and anger over the due process of law is allowing vigilante justice to prosper along the Colombian coast.
The Eloria Noyesi coca-eating butterfly could become this country’s substitute weapon in the “War on the Drugs” believes biologist Alberto Gómez Mejía.
Community initiatives are helping to curb the violence in Colombia’s most important port city, Buenaventura.
With pristine trails along the Eastern Cordillera, Casanare is hosting the 2nd edition of the ‘Hurones’ expedition.
Synthetic cannabinoids have been detected in more than 90 countries and a dangerous trend for public health.
Making the decision to move to Colombia means having to break deeply-rooted stereotypes writes Shahida Muhammad.
An attack by FARC rebels in Cauca which killed 11 soldiers could resume bombardments against camps and directly threatens the peace talks.
Pope Francis’ planned trip to Colombia in 2017 sends a message of the need for peace and reconciliation as the government of President Juan Manuel Santos navigates a treacherous accord with ex-FARC.
President Juan Manuel Santos brought his message of peace for Colombia to launch the 36th edition of the travel and tourism fair, ANATO.
Women in a small Afro-Colombian town are coming to terms with their violent past through a community-led initiative to embroider their history as quilts.
HRH Prince Charles visits Colombia’s majestic PNN Chiribiquete thanks to invitation by President Juan Manuel Santos.
During November, towns across Colombia’s Magdalena Medio call on an ‘animero’ to grant peace to the ‘lost souls’ of the disappeared.