Dairo Antonio Usuga, knowns as “Otoniel,” was the country’s most wanted person before he was arrested. He was extradited to the US last week and pleaded not guilty to drug ...
Welcome to Foreign Policy’s Latin America Brief. The highlights this week: How Latin American feminists secured a string of abortion rights victories, an early look at key provisions in Chile’s new draft ...
VATICAN CITY — Pope Francis authorized spending up to 1 million euros to free a Colombian nun kidnapped by al-Qaida-linked militants in Mali, a cardinal testified Thursday, revealing previously secret ...
BOGOTA, Colombia — As women in the United States find themselves on the verge of possibly losing the constitutional right to abortion, courts in many other parts of the world ...
It was the first public admission by the former soldiers that they had made people disappear before killing them in cold blood. One general, four colonels and five officers, as ...
Taylor Hawkins, the late Foo Fighters drummer, will tragically not be present at Sunday’s Grammy Awards, but his presence will be felt. Not only will the show include some kind ...
“Those killed by the army were not guerrillas, but civilians, including indigenous comrades,” said Oscar Daza, spokesman for Opiac, an organisation that brings together the Indigenous peoples of the Colombian ...
Centrist Sergio Fajardo and right-winger Federico Gutierrez, both former mayors of Colombia’s second city Medellin, also secured nominations from their respective coalitions. Petro, a former guerrilla in the M-19 rebel group, ...
Nearly 39 million of Colombia‘s 50 million inhabitants are eligible to cast their ballot in a complex but critical election in a country plagued by violence and growing poverty levels. ...
BOGOTA, Colombia — Colombia became the latest country in Latin America to expand access to abortion Monday as the nation’s Constitutional Court voted to legalize the procedure until the 24th ...
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