Colombia
FARC dissidents say they carried out Colombia bombing, target was U.S. advisors
BOGOTA (Reuters) - A FARC dissident commander has taken responsibility for a June bomb attack on a military base in...
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Some Haitians at U.S. border released, others deported as pressure builds on Biden
By Daina Beth Solomon CIUDAD ACUNA, Mexico (Reuters) - Amid deteriorating conditions in migrant camps on both sides of the...
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Developing nations’ plea to world’s wealthy at U.N.: stop vaccine hoarding
By Daphne Psaledakis UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - Leaders from developing nations warned the U.N. General Assembly this week that COVID-19...
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Colombia dismisses Nicaragua’s World Court claims over maritime boundaries
THE HAGUE (Reuters) - Lawyers for Colombia on Wednesday dismissed Nicaragua's claims before the International Court of Justice (ICJ), insisting...
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Venezuela says Colombian drone violates its airspace as U.S. admiral visits
CARACAS (Reuters) - Venezuela on Tuesday said a Colombian military drone violated its airspace in what it called a "blatant...
Read moreNicaragua ask World Court to order Colombia to respect 2012 ruling on sea borders
THE HAGUE (Reuters) - Nicaragua on Monday accused Colombia before the International Court of Justice (ICJ) of not respecting a...
Read moreColombian detained in Haiti alleges torture by police, lack of food
By Luis Jaime Acosta BOGOTA (Reuters) - A former Colombian soldier detained in Haiti for allegedly participating in the assassination...
Read moreVenezuela aims to incorporate jailed envoy in talks with opposition
By Deisy Buitrago and Luc Cohen CARACAS (Reuters) - The Venezuelan government wants a top envoy who has been charged...
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Killings of Colombia environmental activists hit record, NGO says, despite gov’t promises
By Oliver Griffin PUTUMAYO PROVINCE, Colombia (Reuters) - An environmental activist in southern Colombia's steamy jungle province of Putumayo was...
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Families of protesters killed in Colombia face long wait for justice
(This Sept. 10 story corrects location of morgue in lede) By Oliver Griffin SOACHA, Colombia (Reuters) - It has been...
Read moreGoldman banker-turned-tech investor avoids prison despite fraud conviction
By Jonathan Stempel NEW YORK (Reuters) - A former Goldman Sachs analyst and technology entrepreneur who spent 10 months in...
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For migrants bound for U.S., a long wait in a Colombian beach town
By Henry Esquivel NECOCLI, Colombia (Reuters) - Some 14,000 migrants - many of them Haitian - remain bottle-necked in the...
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Colombian lawmakers approve $4 billion tax reform after protests
By Carlos Vargas BOGOTA (Reuters) - Colombian lawmakers have passed a tax bill set to raise $4 billion annually, the...
Read moreColombia campaign violence has killed 6, toll likely to rise -NGO
By Luis Jaime Acosta BOGOTA (Reuters) - Violence associated with campaigning for Colombia's 2022 presidential and legislative elections occurred every...
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Guns, drugs, jobs. In these Venezuelan towns, Colombian rebels call the shots
By Sarah Kinosian CARACAS (Reuters) - Soon after rebels from neighboring Colombia arrived in this Venezuelan village, they started choosing...
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Some 30% of global tree species at risk of extinction – report
By Oliver Griffin (Reuters) - Almost a third of the world's tree species are at risk of extinction, while hundreds...
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Colombia court rejects charging former army commander over extrajudicial killings
By Luis Jaime Acosta and Nelson Bocanegra BOGOTA (Reuters) - A court in Colombia has rejected a move by the...
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Colombia’s ex-President Andres Pastrana defends efforts to build peace
By Luis Jaime Acosta BOGOTA (Reuters) - Colombia's ex-President Andres Pastrana said on Tuesday his government had laid the ground...
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Haiti former first lady calls for help in unraveling husband’s murder
By Dave Sherwood (Reuters) - The widow of Haiti's slain President Jovenel Moise called on the international community to help...
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Migrants depart southern Mexico in caravan to protest slow asylum process
By Jose Torres TAPACHULA, Mexico (Reuters) -Mexico has deployed hundreds of security forces to head off a caravan of migrants...
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