Colombia’s President Gustavo Petro called on people to verify if their phones showed traces of Israeli surveillance software Pegasus. In a tweet, Petro additionally urged people who participated in the…
Almost 700 indigenous victims of Colombia’s armed conflict left the capital Bogota on Sunday to return to their lands in the west of the country. The trip from Bogota to…
Colombia’s transport sector leaders asked truckers to resume work after the government agreed to compromise on fuel price hikes. The government agreed to revoke the $0.26/gallon price hike that triggered…
Colombia’s police paid Israeli defense firm NSO $11 million in cash for the controversial spyware program Pegagus, said President Gustavo Petro on Wednesday. The president accused the administration of his…
Truckers have begun blocking some of Colombia’s major highways in an attempt to halt government plans to remove subsidies on gasoline. In a statement, the Ombudsman’s Office said that the…
Rodolfo Hernandez, who lost Colombia’s 2022 elections to President Gustavo Petro, died at 79 on Monday. Hernandez, who was convicted on corruption charges in June, died in a hospital on…
An arraignment judge jailed two former directors of Colombia’s disaster management agency UNGRD as they await their corruption trials. Former UNGRD director Olmedo Lopez and his former deputy, Sneyder Pinilla,…
Colombia’s President Gustavo Petro said Sunday that “enemies” of his leftist government are planning a coup d’état. In a post on social media platform X, Petro said that it would…
Colombia’s government signed off on the creation of alternatives to compulsory military service. The newly created “social services for peace” allow men between 18 and 24 to evade the military…