The majority of Colombia’s government officials believe that spousal abuse “should be solved in privacy” rather than by judicial authorities, a recent study showed.
In spite of a month-long manhunt — reportedly the biggest since Pablo Escobar — Urabeños boss and Colombia’s most wanted drug lord, “Otoniel,” remains elusive for security forces, along with his four…
As Colombia’s Supreme Court investigates illegal spying by the country’s former intelligence agency, an increasing amount of details are revealed about the alleged political persecution of leftist opponents of former…
The number of Chikungunya cases in Colombia has multiplied by 14 times in five months. The virus has infected more than 200,000 people, according to the national health institute INS.
A trucker strike in Colombia reached an end when the government and protesters reached agreement on Thursday, concluding 24 days of strike and losses of approximately $300 million to the Colombian economy.
A group of indigenous leaders traveled to Washington last month to propose legislation that would grant them access to a currently inaccessible river, leaving them without a water source and with mass health consequences.
An explosive conflict between indigenous people and authorities in southwest Colombia will not be resolved until the government returns thousands of hectares of land that they have been owed for decades,…
A conservative Colombian opposition senator upset local indigenous leaders by proposing to ethnically segregate the troubled Cauca state.
Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos slammed down ex-president Alvaro Uribe’s proposal to prolong peace talks between the Colombian government and rebel group FARC, stating that the plea “has no logic.”