As FARC prepares to reconstitute itself as a political party, it must create opportunities for political participation of its rank-and-file members.
Thousands to protest Saturday against the economic policies of President Santos, corruption allegations, and the peace accord with FARC.
U.S President Donald Trump and Colombia’s Juan Manuel Santos want to maintain strong diplomatic ties, but will immigration policy changes affect a “special relationship”?
As the Colombian conflict writes its final chapter, as journalists we must focus our profession on covering those stories that were sidetracked or shelved by the war.
Search and rescue operations continues in southern Mali to secure the release of the Colombian Franciscan nun, Gloria Cecilia Narvaez Argoti, taken by a gang of armed jihadists.
The Odebrecht corruption scandal allegedly implicates President Juan Manuel Santos and his 2014 re-election campaign. Santos denies these allegations and asks for probe.
The 12th edition of Hay Festival begins this week in Cartagena and with an impressive line-up of authors, graphic artists and political commentators. The festival has launched a free app for the event.
Mayor Peñalosa is facing a “recall” of his mandate after one year in office. The groups leading the petition have received backing from Progresistas, the party of embattled former mayor Petro.
A press conference during the height of the narco war, offers one journalist the opportunity to become a Colombian.
A new round of talks have begun in Havana to find a negotiated end to the Colombia conflict. But recent history has shown us that only former presidents Santos and Uribe can salvage a peace on the brink.
The United Nations has praised Colombia for its commitment to the Development Goals, but progress remains slow on key issues.
Bogotá’s emblematic Plaza de Bolívar is at the epicenter of Colombia’s push for peace. A candlelight rally and art installation by Doris Salcedo the highlights of just one week.
World leaders and international media reacted strongly on Monday to news that Colombia’s government would sign a peace agreement with the FARC guerrilla group.
World leaders have begun arriving in Cartagena ahead of the historic peace signing Monday with FARC.
Former senior commanders of the paramilitary AUC have called on Colombians to support the peace process with FARC.
Towns with little state presence, such as La Macarena, Meta, must fend for their economic prosperity in an era of post-conflict.