Puttinganendtowaralwayssoundseasierthanwhatitreallytakes.Warleavesanendlessnumberofscars,notonlyamongciviliansbutalsoamongitscombatants.ForColombia,ithastakenal
ThousandsofVenezuelanshaverushedtobordercrossingswithColombiaafterColombianPresidentJuanManuelSantosannouncedatighteningofcontrols.Onlythosewhohaveregisteredfor
FormerJapancoachPhilippeTroussierhascastdoubtonthecountry'shopesofsurvivingtheirgroupatnextyear'sWorldCup,describingtheirdrawas"badnews".TheFrenchman,wholedtheB
Atleastfourpeoplehavediedand18aremissingafteramudslidesweptthroughthetownofCorintoinColombia'ssouth-westCaucaprovince.EmergencyworkerssaidtheLaPailariverburstit
PopeFrancisurgedColombiansskepticalofapeacedealwithguerrillastobeopentoreconciliationwiththosewhohaverepented,speakinghoursafteratoprebelleaderaskedthepontifffo
TheColombiangovernmentandNationalLiberationArmy(ELN)rebelgrouphaveagreedaceasefireMondayaheadofPopeFrancis'visitthisweek.Theagreementbetweenthegovernmentandthel
InJune,Colombia'sFARCrebelgroupofficiallylaiddownitsarms.Thousandsofformerfightersaretryingtofindtheirplaceincivilianlife.Someofthemcamefromothercountries.Theyw
ColombiaisoneofSouthAmerica'smostmusicallydiversecountries,withuniquesoundscomingfromfourimportantregions:TheCaribbeanandPacificcoasts,theAndesandtheEastern-Pl
Colombia'slargestrebelgroup,FuerzasArmadasRevolucionariasdeColombia,ortheRevolutionaryArmedForcesofColombia(FARC),formallycompleteditsdisarmamentprocessonMonday
At least three people died and 30 remain missing after a tour boat with some 150 passengers on board capsized Sunday afternoon in northwest Colombia, local media reported.
RebelswithColombia'sNationalLiberationArmy(ELN)grouphavefreedtwoDutchjournalistssnatcheddaysagointhecountry'snortheast,officialssaidSaturday.Colombia'sombudsman
ColombiaandtheFARCrebelgrouphaveagreedtoextendaweaponhand-indeadlineforguerrillafightersby20days,PresidentJuanManuelSantossaidonMonday,afterlogisticaldelaysslow
CubanPresidentRaulCastroonThursdaymettopcommandersofColombia'stwoguerrillagroupstodiscussthepeaceprocessinColombia.Castroheldseparatetalkswiththedelegationofthe
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres on Wednesday welcomed the launch of formal peace talks between the government of Colombia and the National Liberation Army (ELN) guerrilla group in Quito, the capital of Ecuador.
Rebels from Colombia's ELN left-wing group and government negotiators have begun talks seeking to end more than five decades of conflict.
The bodies of 25 people have been found at the site in Colombia where a LAMIA airliner crashed with 81 people aboard, including members of a Brazilian football team, a local mayor said Tuesday. Five others survived, he said.
The Colombian government and the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC) signed on Saturday a new peace agreement after days of negotiations in Havana, a possible lasting deal to end over 50 years of armed conflicts in the country.
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