To make peace with nature, we need a fossil fuel-free Amazon
It is necessary to support Brazil’s proposal to develop a roadmap for carrying out the comprehensive transition to renewable energy
Colombia’s Petro assesses the scope of personal sanctions imposed by Washington
The Treasury’s accusations put those involved at risk of losing their accounts in the country due to the pressure the banks face over to their ties to the US and international financial system
The thousand political lives of Álvaro Uribe
The former Colombian president returns to the center of public debate after once again coming close to losing his power
Juan Manuel Santos: ‘In the fight between the world’s largest drug producer and its largest consumer, only organized crime wins’
The Nobel Peace Prize laureate and former Colombian president urges restraint from Donald Trump and Gustavo Petro after their clash on Sunday
María Corina Machado: ‘Venezuela’s freedom is near. It has been a long and painful journey’
The Venezuelan opposition leader, recently awarded the Nobel Peace Prize, asserts that the Maduro regime ‘is weaker than ever’
Hay Festival celebrates two decades in Cartagena with Salman Rushdie, Jorge Ramos and Anne Applebaum
From January 30 until February 3, one of the most important cultural events in Latin America takes place, 20 years after it was inaugurated with the blessing of Gabriel García Márquez
Edmundo González Urrutia calls for ‘democratic pressure’ to promote a negotiated solution in Venezuela
‘Due to planetary interaction, the existence of an autocracy in one country constitutes a problem for all the others,’ the opposition presidential candidate warned
Óscar Naranjo: ‘Pablo Escobar installed the idea that killing is legitimate if it solves a problem’
The renowned general was part of the siege that resulted in the drug capo’s death and subsequently, as police commander, he sought to confront the legacy of the most notorious narco in Colombia’s history
The Colombian president and his two immediate predecessors are celebrating an International Court of Justice ruling
Gustavo Petro, Iván Duque and Juan Manuel Santos all dealt with Nicaragua’s case against the South American country at The Hague. Vice President Francia Márquez praised the ICJ ruling for paving the way to ‘improving the living conditions of the Raizal people’
Iván Mordisco and the resurrection of an armed group in Colombia
The leader of the FARC dissidents – who was once presumed dead – is currently negotiating with the government of President Gustavo Petro
Time for the Americas to step up (again) on migration
Juan Manuel Santos|
The L.A. Declaration on Migration and Protection, fashioned by 21 countries at last year’s Summit of the Americas, builds on a legacy of reception and opens the door to a new, more effective future for migration management
From a jail cell in Venezuela to a negotiation table in Cuba
Julián Coronado had been detained since 2011
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
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