Santos approves firing of popular Bogota mayor despite international appeals
Former guerrilla says that he will continue the fight to keep his job
Colombian president acknowledges his emails were hacked
Sector within military intelligence is working against Santos, reports weekly ‘Semana’
From a jail cell in Venezuela to a negotiation table in Cuba
Julián Coronado had been detained since 2011
Fired Bogota mayor demands president’s intervention
Former guerrilla member declares war on the inspector general who sacked him
Queen of the brides in Colombia
Spanish bridal gown designer Rosa Clará inaugurates her first store in Bogota
FARC declares 30-day ceasefire following car bomb attack
Colombian government refuses to stop its military offensive against insurgency
Santos faces apathy but lacks serious rival in re-election bid
President comfortably ahead in the poll as predecessor Uribe rallies forces in opposition to FARC peace process
Santos announces re-election bid to conclude peace process
The Colombian president urges all parties to settle disputes that have flared up around FARC negotiations
FARC peace talks enter second year with thorny issues still on the agenda
Colombian government and observers fear a major attack would derail negotiations
UN concerned about Medellín’s growing drug and sex tourism culture
Colombia’s third-largest city attracts foreigners looking to get high and abuse children
Supreme Court orders inquiry into Colombia’s former attorney general
Osorio was purportedly linked to paramilitaries who infliltrated his office
Colombia to award compensation to one of Pablo Escobar’s victims
The family of a late opera tenor wins legal battle after years of litigation
Colombia tells FARC leaders it will not respond to threats
The Colombian government’s negotiator reacts to the FARC’s announcement that it will reveal “the truth” of what happened in Havana
Colombia says it won’t accept threats of disclosures from the FARC
Guerrilla leader orders negotiators to release details of secret peace talks in Havana
Former Colombian leader Uribe refuses to fade into political oblivion
The conservative ex-president announces his bid for a Senate seat in next year’s race
Santos launches the “agrarian pact” in response to the general strike
The Colombian leader signed various decrees to boost agriculture and announced that he would offer its products on the Venezuelan market
Santos faces second Cabinet crisis in wake of violent farm protest
President accepts the resignation of 16 ministers to pave the way for government changes
Santos to seek people’s approval over any peace deal with FARC rebels
Colombian president plans to add vote to upcoming election ballot if deal reached in time
FARC admits to causing “victims and pain” as Colombia peace talks resume
Guerrilla force talks for first time of civilian casualties and need for reparations
FARC talks focus on guerrilla members’ future in politics
New negotiating round kicks off in Havana as Colombian government celebrates latest victory against insurgency
Santos unable to contain a new strike in Colombia
Farmers, miners, teachers and health workers mobilize for fresh protests
Kerry praises Santos for “courageous” effort to hold FARC peace talks
Colombian president discusses spying activities by the NSA in his country Secretary of state on a two-nation tour of region that includes Brazil
Colombia coca production falls by 25%
Cocaine production fell by 10%
Colombia accuses Nicaragua of using its waters to search for oil
Tensions heighten between two nations despite ICJ ruling
End of conflict is near, says chief negotiator for FARC group
Havana peace talks have been underway for 11 days
Police rescue two Spaniards from Colombian kidnapping nightmare
Vacationing couple from Asturias abducted while driving in a remote region in Colombia
Colombia rejects FARC’s proposal to postpone next year’s elections
Guerrilla leader believes campaigning will jeopardize Havana peace talks
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