Colombia’s former vice-president, Francisco Santos, said that new partisan politics within the political movement of former President Alvaro Uribe are behind him losing the primary election.
In spite of his opposition to not holding primaries during next year’s congressional elections, Colombian presidential hopeful Francisco Santos has decided to stay in the newly formed political party of…
Colombia’s former vice-president and current presidential hopeful for the 2014 elections, Francisco Santos, has been implicated in a land theft scandal that has already forced the resignation of the country’s…
Presidential primary candidates loyal to former President Alvaro Uribe on Monday asked Colombia’s government to suspend peace talks with rebel group FARC until they agree to a unilateral ceasefire.
Colombia’s former vice-president, Francisco Santos, “can go to hell,” the FARC said Wednesday in response to billboards comparing rebel commander “Ivan Marquez” to late drug lord Pablo Escobar.
Colombia’s National Electoral Council on Tuesday determined that polemical billboards comparing rebel group FARC to deceased drug lord Pablo Escobar were neither electoral propaganda, nor a violation of campaign regulations.
Rebel group FARC on Monday said that there may be truth to claims by a former vice president that 33 soldiers died in combat with the guerrilla group, despite denials…
Polemic billboards, sponsored by former vice president and potential 2014 presidential candidate, Francisco Santos, ask viewers to guess who killed more cops, deceased drug lord Pablo Escobar or FARC leader…
Former vice president Francisco Santos on Friday said that he expects former Colombia president Alvaro Uribe to be “at the top of the charts” for the 2014 Senate elections. “We…