By Global Policy & Latin America Desk Updated: September 29, 2026 Introduction: A Collision Course in Colombia’s Post-Conflict Landscape Nearly a decade after the historic 2016 peace accord between the Colombian government and the now-defunct…
By Juan Pablo Penagos Ramírez / Political Desk Enriched English Adaptation Main Facts: The End of an Exception Through Resolution 429 of 2026, the administration of Abelardo De La Espriella officially stripped former paramilitary commander…
By Editorial Staff | September 19, 2026 The fragile architecture of the 2016 Colombian Peace Agreement faces a new internal crisis. Rodrigo Londoño, the former commander of the FARC and a primary signatory of the…
By Edwin Caicedo | Environmental and Health Journalist Published: September 16, 2026 1. Main Facts: Breaking the Cycle of Darkness in a Forgotten Territory For generations, the more than 200 residents of La Victoria—a rural…
Bogotá, Colombia – July 23, 2026 – A significant political realignment has sent ripples of concern through Colombia's peace-building community this week, as 11 of the 16 representatives holding the Special Transitory Peace Constituencies (CITREP)…
Introduction The political landscape of Colombia has been rocked by the surfacing of explosive audio recordings that appear to substantiate long-standing suspicions regarding the security policy of President Gustavo Petro. The revelations, brought to light…
By Gregory Lobo A decade ago, the Colombian electorate was presented with a binary choice that would define the nation’s trajectory for generations: “Do you support the final agreement for the termination of the conflict…
By Jesús Antonio Blanquicet and Natalia Peláez Justice Desk – Reporting from Bogotá As the ambitious, yet increasingly controversial, "Total Peace" (Paz Total) policy enters its final, turbulent stages, a grim reality has overshadowed the…
