Elizabeth Reyes L.

Community broadcasters are being trained to bring stories of reconciliation to remote areas

The Colombian capital has taken a step closer to a referendum on the activity But a court must first decide whether it will be legally binding

Generals and colonels “allegedly knew, planned or ordered” executions, according to NGO

Law, backed by recently reelected Santos, seen as ploy to keep Uribe from running in 2018

Rebels don't want to “throw away” progress made in nearly three years of negotiations

Fatalities represent new setback to de-escalation of conflict after killing of 10 soldiers

Controversial minister and current US ambassador to Washington will switch roles

Country to eliminate glyphosate fumigation, its main weapon against coca production

Colombia's second-largest insurgency, ELN, has rejected disarmament treaty in the past

Colombian leader lifts suspension of air strikes on rebels as peace talks hang in balance

But nearly four million people in the country still earn less than $36 a month

Colombian leader offers gesture after rebels announce they will clear minefields

NGOs fear that the situation will not improve even after a peace treaty is signed with FARC

Demining the Colombian countryside is one of the first steps the government and FARC could take to scale back the armed conflict

Colombian president is destroying self-esteem of law enforcement, says rival Álvaro Uribe

Facebook founder teams up with Santos government to offer access for country’s poor

Authorities carried out operations at 655 mines and arrested more than 1,500 in 2014

Santos announces change in approach after advancements in peace negotiations

Serviceman was abducted during battle ahead of unilateral suspension of active hostilities

Government must decide whether to do the same or risk ending truce via military action

Both sides manage to overcome the crisis caused by kidnapping of General Alzate

Guerrilla group angry that Santos suspended negotiations when it kidnapped a general

Army general and four others due for imminent liberation, say international guarantors

President Santos demands return of officer and two aides before resuming negotiations

Professionals and fans stage dual demonstration in Colombian capital and Madrid

Tribe sentences five rebels to between 40 and 60 years in jail for killing two of their leaders