The New Colombian Congress and its Implications for the Peace Agreement
Plaza Bolivar – Bogotá, Colombia, where the National Capitol that hosts Colombian Congress is located. Photo by: Hernán Enrique Carvajal Cortés On Sunday, March...
Read MorePlaza Bolivar – Bogotá, Colombia, where the National Capitol that hosts Colombian Congress is located. Photo by: Hernán Enrique Carvajal Cortés On Sunday, March...
Read MoreMeet MIR writer José Camargo and learn more about his ongoing blog, Colombian Peace Watch Directed by Sam Duke Mulwa Produced by Carlo Mole & Harry Turner...
Read MoreToday, Colombian citizens will be able to vote for Congress. In Colombia, Congress is constituted by a Senate and a Chamber of Representatives. Each Colombian citizen...
Read MoreFeatured Image: President Juan Manuel Santos and FARC leader Rodrigo Londoño during the ceremony of the demobilization of the FARC. Photo by Gloria Ortega Pérez The...
Read MoreElkin Fabian Toro was a peasant leader and used to work for a community radio station. His body was found on Saturday, February 17 in the municipality of El Tara, in...
Read MoreOn February 1, 2018, the National Political Council of the FARC released a statement in which they claimed that three of their members and a minor were allegedly...
Read MoreFeatured Photo by Gloria Ortega Pérez On September 26 2016, the Colombian government and the guerrilla insurgency Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC) signed a...
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