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Colombia Politics · Colombia

Colombian Senator Miguel Uribe Turbay Succumbs After June Campaign Shooting

40% Center coverage: 125 sources

His death prompted intensified probes into dissident FARC involvement in the attack.See the Story

Colombia · Colombia

Colombians bid farewell to presidential hopeful Uribe after shooting at political rally

57% Center coverage: 35 sources

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Gustavo Petro · Colombia

Colombia Accuses Peru of Fully Annexing a Disputed Island in the Amazon River

72% Left coverage: 18 sources

BOGOTA, Colombia (AP) — Colombian President Gustavo Petro stirred up a decades-old border controversy with Peru on Tuesday when he accused it of fully annexing an Amazon river island that has been administered by Peru for decades, but whose legal…See the Story

Top U.S. Diplomat Landau to Attend Uribe Funeral in Colombia

67% Left coverage: 3 sources

Deputy Secretary of State Christopher Landau will visit Colombia to show concern over the death of Colombian Senator Miguel Uribe TurbayGustavo Petro · Colombia See the Story

Colombians to Mobilize August 7 in Defense of Uribe with 12-Year Sentence | The City Paper Bogotá

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The sentencing of former president Álvaro Uribe Vélez to 12 years of house arrest for witness tampering and bribery has sent tremors through Colombia’s political landscape, just days before tens of thousands are expected to rally nationwide in his defense. On Friday, Judge Sandra Liliana Heredia handed down a 1114-page sentence against the 73-year-old conservative leader, making Uribe the first former president in Colombia’s history to be convic…Iván Duque · Colombia See the Story

Trial over Truth: Uribe and the Assault on Colombia's Historical Memory | The City Paper Bogotá

The sentencing of former Colombian President Álvaro Uribe Vélez to 12 years of house arrest has not only stunned the nation but reignited a familiar debate in world history: when does justice become a weapon of politics? In Colombia, a country still haunted by decades of internal conflict, Uribe’s case is far more than a personal legal battle. Supporters view the sentence as an act of political retribution by President Gustavo Petro’s leftist go…Weapons · Bogotá Read Article

War for Gold: Colombia’s Sur de Bolívar trapped as ELN expands to Pacific | The City Paper Bogotá

In the gold-laced folds of a mountain range that cuts through Sur de Bolívar, more than 7,500 people have been locked inside their homes for nearly three weeks, caught between two warring factions in a deepening humanitarian crisis. With schools closed and food growing scarce, the National Liberation Army (ELN) guerrilla has turned the mountainous San Lucas range into a battlefield for a chilling form of warfare: drones. Over 18 days of clashes …Gold · Bolívar See the Story

Uribe Files Criminal Complaint Against Petro for Harassment and Defamation | The City Paper Bogotá

Former Colombian President Álvaro Uribe Vélez filed a criminal complaint on Friday, August 1, against President Gustavo Petro, alleging harassment and defamation, in what is rapidly becoming one of the most polarizing chapters in the nation’s recent history. The complaint comes just hours before the former two-term conservative leader faces sentencing from a Bogotá judge after he was found guilty on three charges, from witness tampering to proce…Gustavo Petro · Bogotá See the Story

Colombia Ramps Up Anti-Trafficking Efforts at Airports and Overland Borders | The City Paper Bogotá

On World Day Against Trafficking in Persons, Colombia’s immigration authority reaffirmed its commitment to fighting human trafficking, unveiling new data and highlighting strengthened collaborations with law enforcement and international partners. Under the directorate of Gloria Esperanza Arriero López, Migración Colombia outlined a series of efforts aimed at dismantling human trafficking networks and protecting vulnerable populations, particula…Bogotá, Colombia · Bogotá Read Article

Ex-Colombian president Álvaro Uribe guilty of witness-tampering

42% Center coverage: 85 sources

Álvaro Uribe has become the first former Colombian president to be convicted of a crime. A court in Bogotá found the 73-year-old, who was president from 2002 to 2010, guilty of witness-tampering and a fraud charge.Colombia Politics · Colombia See the Story

Juan Manuel Echavarría and the Haunting Silence of Memory | The City Paper Bogotá

For nearly three decades, the visual storyteller Juan Manuel Echavarría has been bearing witness to Colombia’s long and brutal war – not with apology or ideology, but through photographs, paintings, and installations that hold space for both grief and resilience. His latest exhibition, No Se Puede Mirar – “One Cannot Look” – is more than a retrospective of over 1,000 works. Installed in the hallowed corridors of the National University of Colomb…Paintings · Cundinamarca Read Article

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Colombian Senator Miguel Uribe Turbay Succumbs After June Campaign Shooting

Colombians bid farewell to presidential hopeful Uribe after shooting at political rally

Colombia Accuses Peru of Fully Annexing a Disputed Island in the Amazon River

Top U.S. Diplomat Landau to Attend Uribe Funeral in Colombia

Colombians to Mobilize August 7 in Defense of Uribe with 12-Year Sentence | The City Paper Bogotá

Trial over Truth: Uribe and the Assault on Colombia's Historical Memory | The City Paper Bogotá

War for Gold: Colombia’s Sur de Bolívar trapped as ELN expands to Pacific | The City Paper Bogotá

Uribe Files Criminal Complaint Against Petro for Harassment and Defamation | The City Paper Bogotá

Colombia Ramps Up Anti-Trafficking Efforts at Airports and Overland Borders | The City Paper Bogotá

Ex-Colombian president Álvaro Uribe guilty of witness-tampering

Juan Manuel Echavarría and the Haunting Silence of Memory | The City Paper Bogotá

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Top U.S. Diplomat Landau to Attend Uribe Funeral in Colombia

Colombians to Mobilize August 7 in Defense of Uribe with 12-Year Sentence | The City Paper Bogotá

Trial over Truth: Uribe and the Assault on Colombia's Historical Memory | The City Paper Bogotá

War for Gold: Colombia’s Sur de Bolívar trapped as ELN expands to Pacific | The City Paper Bogotá

Uribe Files Criminal Complaint Against Petro for Harassment and Defamation | The City Paper Bogotá

Colombia Ramps Up Anti-Trafficking Efforts at Airports and Overland Borders | The City Paper Bogotá

Ex-Colombian president Álvaro Uribe guilty of witness-tampering

Juan Manuel Echavarría and the Haunting Silence of Memory | The City Paper Bogotá