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Colombian city faces worst violence in decades as armed groups wreak havoc

Cúcuta imposes curfew as National Liberation Army (ELN) clashes with army in province bordering Venezuela

The Guardian - US

Colombian Authorities May Have Discovered The Country's Largest Mass Grave In a Medellín Landfill

During the late 1990s and early 2000s, urban battles raged between leftist militias and state security forces, who worked in tandem with right-wing paramilitary death squads

Latin Times

Five U.S. Cities Among The 50 Most Dangerous In The World, New Report Shows

Memphis, Baltimore, New Orleans, Detroit and Cleveland feature in the ranking released by Mexico's Citizens Council for Public Safety and Justice

Latin Times

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SheBelieves Cup Day One Takeaways: Australia Struggles and U.S. Thrives

Day One of the SheBelieves Cup is done and dusted after the USA and Japan picked up wins in Houston.

Sports Illustrated

Droughts, floods and economic uncertainty: Portraits of the Wayuu people in northern Colombia

Climate change is rapidly altering the way of life of the Indigenous Wayuu people, a semi-nomadic Indigenous group living in the arid La Guajira region, which spans northern Colombia and Venezuela.

The Independent UK

Cat Macario Reflects on Her Return to Goalscoring with USWNT

The Chelsea forward scored her first international goal since April 2022 against Colombia on Thursday night.

Sports Illustrated

Organizmo! The Colombian architects overturning colonialist ‘sustainability’ ideas

A 30-acre construction lab is helping reshape Colombia’s architecture with ancestral knowledge and direct ecological action. We head inside their smoking doughnut

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USWNT vs. Colombia Takeaways: Midfield and Fresh Faces Thrive

The Americans kicked off the 2025 SheBelieves Cup with a confident performance against the 21st-ranked South Americans.

Sports Illustrated

Deadly Colombian narcos war flares up as military and guerrilla dissidents clash

The clash unfolded in a coca-growing region where a turf war has killed dozens of people this year

The Independent UK

Bomb Attacks In Colombia Injure Six

Guerrilla fighters carried out four bomb attacks that wounded six people in northeast Colombia overnight, officials said Thursday, stoking concerns for a fragile peace process.

International Business Times

Colombia's Wind Energy Potential Faces Indigenous Resistance

The Wayuu community in Cabo de la Vela, Colombia, resists wind energy projects due to cultural and environmental concerns, highlighting the global challeng...

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Indigenous resistance stalls Colombia's potential renewable energy boom in La Guajira

The La Guajira region in northern Colombia, home to the Indigenous Wayuu community, holds vast potential for renewable energy, especially wind power, but projects have faced resistance

The Independent UK

Birrell to lead Australia's Billie-Jean King Cup charge

New national No.1 Kim Birrell is the first player to be picked for Australia's hosting of Billie-Jean King Cup qualifying ties against Kazakhstan and Colombia.

AAP

Jalisco Cartel Using Fake Bodyguard Job Ads to Recruit Former Colombian Soldiers to Produce Landmines

According to "El Pascual," the recruited soldiers were tasked by cartel members to kill civilians, mutilate farmers and to bury explosives in nearby fields

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International Business Times

Colombian President Alleges Plot To Down His Plane With Missiles

Colombia's President Gustavo Petro claimed Monday to have been the target of a plot to down his plane with missiles by "big mafias" irate at his government's attempts to hunt them down.

The Independent UK

ELN rebels launch 3-day armed strike in Colombia's northwest as violence in rural areas escalates

Businesses are shuttered and public transport is at a standstill in Colombia’s Choco department, as rebels from the National Liberation Army launched a three-day “armed strike” that confines civilians to their homes and restricts commercial activity

Latin Times

How Trump's Tariff Threats Could Impact Latin America

Analysts describe different scenarios based on potential outcomes, including disruptions to supply chains, acquiescence to Trump's policy demands and closer relationships with U.S. trade rivals

Latin Times

Shakira's Hospitalization Is Just One of Many Issues: The 'Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran' Tour Faces a Rocky Start

The Colombian artist began her shows in Brazil and Peru with quite a few setbacks.

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Latin Times

Shakira hospitalized in Peru and cancels concert

The Colombian singer was admitted to an emergency clinic in Lima, Peru, just hours before her concert at the National Stadium.

Latin Times

Shakira Sends a Public Message to Ex Piqué and His New Girlfriend Clara Chía On-Stage in Brazil

The Colombian superstar kicked off her new world tour with a message to her ex and his new girlfriend.

Latin Times

Poll Reveals That Trump is More Popular Than Petro in Colombia After Diplomatic Spat

The poll by AtlasIntel also found that 82% of Colombians want Petro to pursue closer ties to Washington, and 70% hold a positive view of the U.S.

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Vocational School In Colombia Closes, Leaving Migrants Jobless

US aid freeze forces closure of vocational school in Colombia, impacting migrants' employment prospects.

Latin Times

Most Latin Americans Support The U.S. Using Military Force To Oust Venezuela's Maduro, Poll Finds

Figures include over four in five Colombians and almost three quarters of Chileans

Latin Times

Have Shakira and Carlos Vives Reconciled?

Evidence of the two Colombian artists ending the bad blood between them has surfaced.

The Conversation

Why ‘low carbon’ roses are flown around the world

As you read this, planes full of roses are heading from east Africa and South America to almost every corner of the world. If you buy someone a rose this Valentine’s Day, it may be in the air right now or perhaps in a refrigerated warehouse in the Netherlands.

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