In an emotionally-charged campaign before the October 2 plebiscite, Colombians will have their say and the world will listen.
Even though the proposed date of July 20 is approaching for the final signing of the peace agreement with FARC, the bilateral ceasefire last month essentially sealed the end of a half century conflict.
As FARC and the Colombian government tie up loose ends on a four-year long peace process, the future of talks with the ELN remains more uncertain than ever.
Colombia prepares for an historic moment even as Latin American neighbors struggle with crises both natural and manmade.
COVID-19 turned pandemic, but four years ago, another virus – ChikV – ravaged South America with severe debilitating neurological symptoms to the infected.
After four years of peace talks — and with more in the works — Colombia struggles to combat “peace fatigue” and keep hopes up.
Zika, pesos, peace and highways pose challenges and opportunities for Colombia this month.
In the new year, get to know Bogotá better, enjoy booming food and cultural scenes, squirrel away some pesos and prepare for Colombia’s post-conflict era.
After a challenging 2015, Colombia can look toward peace, an even weaker peso, a some ambitious pothole mending in Bogotá.
As an extended drought kills cattle and creates food and water shortages, La Guajira’s crisis is deeply rooted in corruption.