“Ivan Marquez,” the former rebel chief who negotiated the FARC’s transition from a guerrilla group to a political party, is close to being expelled from Colombia’s peace process. The country’s…
Colombia’s President Ivan Duque suffered a major defeat on Wednesday when the Constitutional Court agreed with Congress to reject his objections to the country’s war crimes tribunal. The president said…
Colombia’s security forces are allegedly intimidating and threatening members who try to talk to media or the country’s war crimes tribunal about military war crimes. Last week, local media and…
Some 79 United States congressmen said in a letter Friday they were “disturbed” by reports of “US pressure” on Colombia’s war crimes tribunal and urged “unwavering American support” for the…
Colombia’s prosecution on Wednesday said that it would seek criminal charges against more than 2,300 civilians and almost 3,300 state officials for their alleged ties to paramilitary groups. The bombshell…
Colombia’s resigned chief prosecutor said Friday that he has left the country, a week before he was supposed to be interrogated by the Supreme Court over his alleged ties to…
The United States embassy said Wednesday that it “regrets” the refusal of Colombia’s war crimes tribunal to extradite a FARC leader and ignored the court’s allegations it may have violated…
Colombia’s ruling party announced they want to dismantle the war crimes tribunal after the transitional court barred the extradition of a FARC leader to the United States. Former President Alvaro…
The controversial release of FARC leader “Jesus Santrich” by Colombia’s war crimes tribunal on Wednesday does not mean the end of legal troubles for the former guerrilla ideologue. The Special…