Colombia's U.S.-backed security forces are engaging in "systematic and widespread" extrajudicial executions of innocent civilians as part of their counterinsurgency campaign, a top United Nations ...

Solo travel is having a moment. For me—a backpacker at heart, with a penchant for arty, boutique hotels—that moment began around 20 years ago when I embarked on my first solo sojourn to Central ...

St. Francis University was almost completely unknown to Oksana Horova when she made the bold decision to move from Kraków, Poland, a bustling city of almost 800,000 people, to the little college among ...

Colombia's capital has always seemed immune to water scarcity, nestled among cloud-kissed Andean peaks and known for steady ...

Residents in Colombia s biggest city Bogota won a much desired reprieve from year long water rationing Friday, with authorities ...

Indigenous people gathered in Brasilia, Brazil for the annual Free Earth camp to demand the government pay more attention to ...

Gustavo Petro became Colombia’s first left-wing president three years ago. With a hostile Congress threatening his landmark ...

Colombian armed groups are recruiting more and more minors in order to control new territories. Three-quarters of the cases are concentrated in Cauca, located in the southwest of the country.

Some experts say Trump's "Liberation Day" tariffs, which extended even to remote islands, were meant to cut China from the global supply chain with whatever means necessary.

Hundreds of carnivorous plants were displayed this weekend at Bogotá’s botanical garden in an exhibit that invited visitors ...

The Commoners of the South are only one of nine problems faced by the Petro administration, said Gerson Arias, an analyst at ...

Tampa International Airport has grown to handle around 25 million passengers every year. This is expected to continue to grow until 2042 as more people fly, Florida's population grows, and Tampa ...