Sally Palomino

President Gustavo Petro made the announcement on Twitter, calling it a ‘bold act’ as five armed organizations signed up to an accord running until June 30, 2023

Esperanza Gómez claims that the platform violated her rights by closing her account, which had five million followers and no explicit content; the outcome of the case ‘could have an impact on many other users’

The former mayor of Bucaramanga, a 77-year-old, multi-millionaire “outsider” with a sharp tongue and short temper, and who was broadly unknown before the presidential election campaign, has sold himself as a product ahead of Sunday’s run-off

The presidential candidate’s sexist comments and attacks of the country’s femicide law have sparked a flurry of criticism, but the 77-year-old populist is no stranger to controversy

Writer Salomé Gómez-Upegui describes what it is like for women growing up with a Catholic education and a traditional Colombian family

The confrontation between armed civilians and indigenous groups in Cali has highlighted unaddressed forms of violence that the state has yet to acknowledge

Move will benefit estimated 5,000 former guerrillas, many in jail for political crimes

Authorities in South American country say downtown hoarding damages reputation of nation

Supporters hope to overturn 2015 court ruling, which allows country’s homosexuals to adopt

Medellín stadium pays emotional tribute to the Brazilian players who died in this week’s accident

Six people, two seriously injured, survived tragedy because aircraft did not explode on impact

Move comes after Gas Natural Fenosa refused to pay suppliers of distributor Electricaribe

Government incorporates proposals from opponents who rejected agreement in referendum

Young people are at the forefront of this historic moment in their country’s history

The conflict between the government and the armed group has ended after four years of talks

As peace process advances, survey reveals concerns about the future of the country

Protestors gather at Bogotá City Hall after authorities blame woman for causing her own death

Decision comes five months after judges approved adoption by gay parents

Investigators believe the victims were killed by paramilitaries operating inside the jail

Constitutional Court to decide whether or not gift made by president in 1890s was legal

Luisa Fernanda Urrea hits headlines after “mother’s instinct” prompts her to interrupt her vacation, put on her sister’s uniform and attend to child

Government and guerrilla group seal agreement on one of most delicate issues in peace talks

Pregnant guerrilla members were executed if they did not agree to undergo terminations

Government preparing order to allow patients to use pharmaceuticals containing the drug

Journalist gathers testimonies about the 500 people who were incinerated near Cúcuta

Reporters’ association calls for more security measures in wake of Flor Alba Núñez’s death