Puttinganendtowaralwayssoundseasierthanwhatitreallytakes.Warleavesanendlessnumberofscars,notonlyamongciviliansbutalsoamongitscombatants.ForColombia,ithastakenal
PopeFrancisurgedColombiansWednesdaytoreject"vengeance"forthesufferingsoftheircivilconflictandpromoteforgivenesstoovercomelingeringresentmentsasthecountryseeksla
TheColombiangovernmentandNationalLiberationArmy(ELN)rebelgrouphaveagreedaceasefireMondayaheadofPopeFrancis'visitthisweek.Theagreementbetweenthegovernmentandthel
DemobilizedfightersfromColombia'sleftistFARCrebelswanttoformaprofessionalleaguefootballclub,officialssaidFriday.TheRevolutionaryArmedForcesofColombiahavedisarme
Colombia's biggest rebel group FARC has announced they will transform into a political party on September 1.
Colombia'slargestrebelgroup,FuerzasArmadasRevolucionariasdeColombia,ortheRevolutionaryArmedForcesofColombia(FARC),formallycompleteditsdisarmamentprocessonMonday
Colombia'soldestrebelgroup,theRevolutionaryArmedForcesofColombia(FARC)hasbegunitsfinalroundofdisarmament,honoringitsobligationunderthelandmarkpeacedealtheysigne
ColombiaandtheFARCrebelgrouphaveagreedtoextendaweaponhand-indeadlineforguerrillafightersby20days,PresidentJuanManuelSantossaidonMonday,afterlogisticaldelaysslow
CubanPresidentRaulCastroonThursdaymettopcommandersofColombia'stwoguerrillagroupstodiscussthepeaceprocessinColombia.Castroheldseparatetalkswiththedelegationofthe
Colombia's Congress unanimously approved a peace deal with FARC guerrillas to end more than a half-century of civil war, lawmakers said.
Colombia's government and FARC rebels will sign a controversial revised peace accord Thursday to end their half-century conflict, which is set to be ratified despite bitter complaints from opponents.
Colombia's President Juan Manuel Santos on Thursday extended his ceasefire with Marxist FARC rebels through the end of the year as he seeks to revive a peace accord to end five decades of war after voters rejected the hard-fought deal in a referendum.
For the last four years, a stout, bearded Colombian man has been in the spotlight as the head of one of the last guerrilla movements in Latin America, who is Rodrigo Londono, the top leader of the leftist Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC).
Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos said that a ceasefire with FARC rebels will end on October 31, as both sides scramble to find a solution to the half-century conflict after voters rejected a peace deal.
Colombia's former president and current senator Alvaro Uribe has shown himself to still be a popular leader capable of gathering large-scale support for his arguments against a peace agreement with the rebels.
Six days after President Juan Manuel Santos and Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC) leader Timoleon Jimenez signed a peace agreement to end 52 years of a civil war, Colombia's peace process has come to a halt.
Colombia woke up to political confusion on Monday, a day after a referendum narrowly rejected a peace agreement between the government of President Juan Manuel Santos and the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC).
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