Colombia and Ecuador vowed offensives against a dissident FARC guerrilla group, after the kidnapping and killing of two journalists and their driver. Ecuador’s President Lenin Moreno and his Colombian counterpart…
Ecuador’s president Lenin Moreno on Friday confirmed the deaths of two journalists and their driver who were kidnapped by FARC dissidents in March and feared dead for days. Authorities had…
Colombia’s defense ministry said Wednesday that a press statement in which FARC dissidents claimed to have killed two Ecuadorean journalists and their driver is false. News media from both Colombia…
Ecuador’s military said Monday that it had found a jungle camp presumably belonging to dissident FARC guerrillas close to the border with Colombia. The announcement was made during a visit…
Ecuador said Tuesday that a rogue guerrilla group from Colombia has carried out more than six attacks on security forces in the neighboring country this year. The governments of Colombia…
Colombia’s government asked Congress to approve legislation that would allow the demobilization of the country’s largest illegal armed group, the AGC. The group, which has an estimated 7,000 members, offered…
Colombia’s armed forces killed at least seven dissident fighters of demobilized guerrilla group FARC, the country’s defense ministry said Monday. The joint operation between the army, air force, navy and…
At least 1,000 guerrillas are estimated to have rejected or abandoned a peace process with the FARC, until last year Colombia’s largest guerrilla group. Three former mid-level commanders have formed…
Ituango, a town in northern Colombia, has been pulled back into armed conflict, just when locals thought peace might have been on the horizon.