Colombia’s illegal copper trade is threatening Medellin’s communication infrastructure, the city’s main internet provider confirmed Thursday. Tigo Une, the company that owns much of the city’s communication infrastructure, told Colombia…
Medellin’s local rag on Thursday rejoiced that the rich part of Colombia’s second largest city saw no homicides so far this year, ignoring a rise in forced disappearances. The war…
Colombia’s law enforcement and international agencies have spent decades trying to keep up with the ever-changing money laundering rackets that finance drug trafficking. This may feel like bringing water to…
Laundering money is as important for Colombia’s drug trade as exporting cocaine. Without it, drug trafficking would be nothing but a hobby or a charitable activity. Following this money has…
| The Truth Commission was not called an “activist” by some prat from Bogota, but accused of having ties to illegal armed groups by a former Defense Minister. The problem…
Vicky Davila is arguably one of Colombia’s worst journalists and one of the most powerful mafia infiltrators into the media. The daughter-in-law of one of the Caribbean region’s most feared…
A lawyer has corrupted journalism in Colombia to the point that the press freedom foundation in unable to reject her stigmatization of journalists while their reporting on mafia infiltration in…
Top officials of Colombia’s security forces are suspected of arms trafficking for organized crime groups, weekly Semana reported on Thursday. A network within the 4th Brigade in Medellin, the Arms…
Colombia’s opposition said Wednesday that it will formally ask the United States’ Congress to look into piling evidence of an organized crime dissidence within Colombia’s armed forces. Opposition Senators Ivan…