COLOMBIA: GOOD PROSPECTS FOR PEACE TALKS
A new report from the International Crisis Group says that the forthcoming talks between the Colombian government and the FARC insurgents have a good chance of success.
Joe Arroyo, RIP
Colombian salsa legend Joe Arroyo died on 26 July at the age of 55 after being hospitalized for several weeks with a variety of health problems.
Full Steam Ahead For Sino-Colombian Relations?
Over the last few months China's investments in Colombia's infrastructure have grown rapidly. But who is monitoring their impact on local communities? Emma O’ Leary looks at the issue.
Colombia peace talks
The Santos government has announced exploratory peace talks with the FARC guerrilla movement
Brazil and Colombia: An Unexpected Alliance
Colombia's new close ties with Brazil are exposing the United States' increasing isolation in the region.
Colombia after the Waterfall: Can Santos Turn the Tide?
Markus Schultze-Kraft analyzes the reforms of President Juan Manuel Santos and shows how his room for manoeuvre is limited by Uribe's legacy
UN and U.S. Estimates for Cocaine Production Contradict Each Other
UN numbers suggest an increase in land under coca cultivation in Colombia, while "mysterious" U.S. numbers suggest a decrease.
Colombia: world leader in displaced people
UN says Colombia has more people displaced by violence than any other country.
Notes from Colombia
Colombia’s security forces are in retreat. Human rights defenders are in bad shape. These are desperate times in the country. WOLA's Adam Isacson returns from his first visit to Colombia in nearly two years. Here are his reactions.