Andrés López — who began writing while imprisoned — is putting the finishing touches on a book about Colombia’s Nairo Quintana. He previously wrote a book about another countryman, Rigo Urán, who won a silver medal at the 2012 Olympics for the road race, one of the main cycling events
Researchers concluded that these types of extreme weather events could occur up to once every 15 years if the Earth’s temperature continues to rise
Valeria Casillas faces a bureaucratic labyrinth in both countries, while her attacker, a U.S. citizen, remains at large and continues to harass her
Authorities are investigating whether $125,000 that the country’s Federation of Education Workers (Fecode) donated to Colombia Humana, the president’s party, were unlawfully used in his 2022 presidential campaign
Multiple experts agree that extreme aridity and lack of rainfall have combined to cause over 500 forest fires so far this year. They warn that these conditions will continue until April
The Israeli prime minister has sent a letter to Gustavo Petro asking him to support the efforts to free the 136 people held captive by the Islamic group
The ‘Narcos’ team takes on the life of ‘the queen of cocaine’ in a six-episode Netflix production
In an upcoming book, the released German-Colombian former drug lord addresses dirty money in political campaigns, the pacts made between the Medellín Cartel and the guerrillas, as well as the complicity of the governments of Nicaragua, Cuba and Panama in the drug trade
Maintaining the notion that the war on drugs is the solution is borderline insulting in light of the overwhelming evidence accumulated from decades of failure
Following a wiretapping and polygraph scandal, the leader’s closest advisor, Laura Sarabia, returns to his side wielding more power than ever
Colombian President Petro was a member of the M-19 guerrilla group that stole the liberator’s weapon, now on exhibit in a Bogotá museum
The Colombian president left Guatemala City to an ovation after refusing to leave until the inauguration of his counterpart had gone ahead
During the last five months, the new president has repeatedly faced attempts by a sector of the judiciary to derail the transition of power
Tourism is vital for Santa Cruz del Islote, a tiny island in the Colombian Caribbean, but it also poses an existential environmental challenge
There is no evidence of a link between the cases but several of the victims had spent the last hours of their lives with people they met through dating apps
The president is hoping to relaunch his flagging projects this year, but first he will have to contend with high-profile trials involving his son, his brother and his former chief of staff. Nicolás Petro is to be arraigned on Thursday
The presidents’ discourses on the energy transition are going in opposite directions. Both men have reduced deforestation, but while Brasilia is joining OPEC as an observer, Bogota is committed to leaving fossil fuels behind
The new mayor of the Colombian city issued a decree restricting the consumption of drugs within a 60-meter radius of parks, educational centers and historic areas
The most populous department in Colombia has sworn in two strong critics of the president as leaders
Álvaro Córdoba, 64, was arrested in Medellin, Colombia, in 2022 and extradited to the U.S. almost a year ago by President Gustavo Petro
Local communities in Cauca Department transform the violence-wracked area into an agri-food corridor
In one of Latin America’s chief host countries for migrants and refugees, foreigners must contend with bureaucracy and job insecurity as they dream of being reunited with their relatives
For the past 30 years, Colonel Angelo Rabelo has been fighting against animal-trafficking and poaching in the Pantanal, the largest freshwater wetland on the planet, which lies between Brazil, Bolivia and Paraguay
The former military contractor engaged in one of the most serious corruption scandals in the U.S. Navy’s history and fled from house arrest in 2022
Social organizations in the Cauca Valley region are trying to stop a crime against children that — according to the Association of Indigenous Councils — occurred more than 150 times in 2023
Two centuries after the speech that inaugurated the United States’ policy toward the region, five Democratic lawmakers call for an end to the Cuban embargo and the declassification of secret CIA files, as well as reforms to the IMF and the OAS
The Colombian president’s tweets and his Foreign Minister’s issues jeopardize the most positive aspect of his administration
