Colombia’s Defense Minister announced Tuesday that an investigation will be opened into the alleged wiretapping of both the state and rebel delegations to ongoing peace talks between the government and…
Former house-arrested Colombia congresswoman, Yidis Medina, is suing the Colombian government for $4.9 million for damages and illegal persecution conducted by former intelligence agency DAS.
Four of the 31 congressional candidates of former President Alvaro Uribe’s Democratic Center party are in the midst of ongoing criminal investigations, making a mockery of the party’s self-imposed “legal…
Colombia’s Congress and one of the country’s top courts are reconsidering decrees that complicate consumer efforts to keep personal information private and mandate companies to share client data with the justice authorities.
A Bogota judge on Tuesday sentenced two policemen and a a public prosecution employee for the illegal wiretapping of a Supreme Court justice, a scandal in which Colombia’s former President…
Colombia will invest more than $50 million in the creation of a police intelligence unit that is able to wiretap internet services like Facebook and Skype, newspaper El Tiempo reported…
Information retrieved from illegal wiretapping of Colombia’s supreme court, NGOs, journalists and politicians was meant for then-President Alvaro Uribe, a key witness in the case against Uribe’s former chief of…
Colombian judicial authorities have called a police colonel to respond to accusations he was involved in the illegal wiretapping of journalists, local media reported Tuesday.
Former Colombian President Alvaro Uribe will face a congressional inquiry at the end of May, as part of the investigation into the illegal wiretapping scandal which rocked his administration.