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ELN attacks in Cúcuta reveal armed control over Colombian border city | The City Paper Bogotá

Cúcuta, Colombia’s largest border city, is reeling from a security crisis following a series of terrorist attacks attributed to the National Liberation Army (ELN) guerrilla. The Mayoralty has imposed a curfew to contain the situation, but with residents under lockdown, concerns over the guerrilla’s control of the departmental capital of Norte de Santander has sent shock waves throughout the nation. On the night of February 20, Colombian authorit…See the Story

ELN flag spotted on Bogotá’s AutoNorte, Cali denounces FARC clandestine radio | The City Paper Bogotá

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ELN flag spotted on Bogotá’s AutoNorte, Cali denounces FARC clandestine radio | The City Paper Bogotá

Authorities in Bogotá temporarily closed a major motorway early Friday after a large flag of the National Liberation Army (ELN) was discovered near the city’s northern entrance. The flag, seen as an act of intimidation before the morning rush hour, was spotted by a road concession worker on AutoNorte at approximately 1:30 AM. Security forces inspected the area, fearing the possibility of an explosive device. However, Colonel Ricardo Chávez, comm…See the Story

Colombia’s Justice Minister sounds alarm over child suicides linked to forced recruitment | The City Paper Bogotá

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Colombia’s Justice Minister sounds alarm over child suicides linked to forced recruitment | The City Paper Bogotá

Justice Minister Ángela María Buitrago, a close political ally of leftist President Gustavo Petro, has raised the alarm over a devastating increase in child recruitment by armed groups in Colombia. Buitrago revealed that some children, particularly in rural regions like the department of Chocó, are resorting to suicide as a desperate attempt to escape the violent pressures of illegal armed groups. The stark revelation underscores the growing cri…See the Story

Defence Minister resigns as ELN violence engulfs Colombia's Chocó | The City Paper Bogotá

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Defence Minister resigns as ELN violence engulfs Colombia's Chocó | The City Paper Bogotá

Colombia’s Defence Minister Iván Velásquez has become the latest high-ranking cabinet member to step down, submitting an irrevocable resignation amid deepening insecurity across the country. His departure comes as Colombia’s armed forces have been defunded during the Petro administration, and steep budget cuts have grounded much of the country’s air defenses, including vital helicopter gunships used to combat drug trafficking and illegal armed g…See the Story

Petro’s cabinet in turmoil as resignations follow Benedetti's appointment | The City Paper Bogotá

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Petro’s cabinet in turmoil as resignations follow Benedetti's appointment | The City Paper Bogotá

The political landscape in Colombia has been rocked by a wave of high-profile resignations following President Gustavo Petro’s decision to broadcast a cabinet meeting in which he appeared alongside incoming Chief of Staff Armando Benedetti. The fallout has not only deepened internal fractures within Petro’s government but has also ignited fierce backlash from some of his closest allies, many of whom view Benedetti’s appointment as a destabilizin…See the Story

Bogotá's iconic Teatro Mayor presents its 2025 season | The City Paper Bogotá

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Bogotá's iconic Teatro Mayor presents its 2025 season | The City Paper Bogotá

For fifteen years, Teatro Mayor Julio Mario Santo Domingo has been a beacon of artistic excellence in Colombia, and in 2025, it will celebrate this milestone with a dazzling program featuring over 120 performances spanning opera, dance, theatre, music, circus, and family-friendly productions. Adding to the grandeur, Bogotá will host the VII International Classical Music Festival from April 16 to 19, a celebration of 20th- and 21st-century compos…See the Story

New FM Laura Sarabia must reset Colombia’s image with Washington | The City Paper Bogotá

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New FM Laura Sarabia must reset Colombia’s image with Washington | The City Paper Bogotá

For more than two decades, Colombia has worked to shed its international reputation as a country defined by drug trafficking and violence. Despite significant security advances during previous administrations, sound macroeconomic policies, and large-scale international development projects, the country has positioned itself as a regional leader and an attractive destination for tourism and foreign investment. However, recent diplomatic tensions …See the Story

U.S Executive Order to Freeze Aid impacts Colombia’s Black Hawk fleet | The City Paper Bogotá

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U.S Executive Order to Freeze Aid impacts Colombia’s Black Hawk fleet | The City Paper Bogotá

President Donald Trump’s executive order to reassess U.S. foreign aid is already impacting Colombia’s military operations. Issued within his first 24 hours in office, the order, titled Reevaluating and Realigning United States Foreign Aid, mandates a 90-day freeze on foreign development assistance pending a review of its alignment with U.S. foreign policy. The order states that “it is the policy of the United States that no further United States…See the Story

Colombian president loses Liberal Party support after feud with Trump over deportations

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The Liberal Party of Colombia is distancing itself from the government of President Gustavo Petro after the national leader was forced to back down in his feud with the U.S. government. Partido Liberal announced Tuesday the decision to withdraw support for Petro’s government after two years of unsteady alliance with the current coalition, citing reasons... The post Colombian president loses Liberal Party support after feud with Trump over deport…See the Story

Colombia sends air force planes to bring home migrants deported from the US

Colombia sends air force planes to bring home migrants deported from the US

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A Colombian Air Force jet was expected to land back in the country early Tuesday carrying 110 Colombians deported from the United States. The flight from San Diego, along with another traveling from Houston back to Colombia, follows a dispute sparked Sunday when Colombian President Gustavo Petro refused to allow U.S. military planes to send deported Colombians back home.See the Story

Petro triggers political crisis with U.S. before temporary resolution | The City Paper Bogotá

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Petro triggers political crisis with U.S. before temporary resolution | The City Paper Bogotá

A major political standoff has been temporarily resolved after Colombian President Gustavo Petro pushed relations with the United States into a deep crisis. Late Sunday, the White House issued a statement saying, “The Government of Colombia has agreed to all of President Trump’s terms, including the unrestricted acceptance of all illegal aliens returned from the United States, including on U.S. military aircraft, without limitation or delay.” Th…See the Story