Leaders from South America's Amazon nations have gathered in Colombia to agree on a joint plan to protect the rainforest.

The assassination of Miguel Uribe Turbay is rattling Colombia, which is already politically polarized and on edge ahead of next year's presidential election. The post The Specter of Political Violence Once Again Haunts Colombia appeared first on World Politics Review.

Bogota's superior court has overturned a judge's order that former Colombia President Alvaro Uribe be held on house arrest while he appeals convictions for bribery of a public official and abuse of process,

The death of Miguel Uribe, two months after the attack against him, marks a return to the worst period of political violence in Colombia.

Visiting Bogotá now means leaving behind outdated ideas — like drug wars and gangsters — about Colombia. Today, this city exudes vitality and verve.

A Colombian appeals court ruled Tuesday that the country's former president, Álvaro Uribe, must be released from house arrest while he challenges his conviction for bribery and witness tampering.

Miguel Uribe Turbay, a Colombian senator and presidential hopeful who was hospitalized after being shot at a campaign event in June, has died, his wife announced on Monday.

When Ms. Acosta rode Bogotá’s public buses, she said she avoided speaking so people wouldn’t hear her accent. She said people would use a disrespectful term for Venezuelans in Colombia and ...

U.S. Sen. Bernie Moreno, an Ohio Republican, told Colombian leaders they must make a choice: Either be an ally of the United States or be an ally of China. They can't do both, he said.