Colombia

Argentina will face Chile, Peru; Mexico will play the Reggae Boyz; the U.S. will play Vs. Uruguay; and Brazil shares group with Colombia

Colombia looks to recover the warship San José and its bounty, but it's been sued by a U.S. company claiming it found it first

Minister of Environment and Sustainable Development of Colombia, María Susana Muhamad, said the funds will be financed from various sources including carbon tax, the government's budget and donations, among others.

Colombia's ELN guerrillas may be in peace talks with the government in Bogota, but in the thick jungle where they live, weapons are the law of the land.

Luis Manuel Diaz is the founder and amateur coach of the only football academy in Barrancas, where his son showed promise from a very young age

Luis Manuel Diaz had been kidnapped when driving his truck in La Guajira. According to local media, he is in good health

ELN guerrilla group has acknowledged they made a "mistake" when it abducted Diaz's father

The Liverpool striker's mother, Cilenis Marulanda, was rescued hours after the pair were abducted in their home town of Barrancas

Colombia will cull some of the 166 hippos descended from a small herd imported by deceased drug lord Pablo Escobar in the 1980s, the country's environment minister said Thursday.

Bolivia severed diplomatic ties with the country, while Chile and Colombia recalled their ambassadors for consultations

More than 120 Colombian soldiers backed by police searched Sunday for the father of Liverpool winger Luis Diaz, kidnapped with his wife, who has since been rescued.

Along with immigration, many traditional dishes from across the region have become staples of the country's gastronomic scene

For months, the mayor of Tibu, a Colombian town under the yoke of guerrilla violence, was forced to do his job from more than 115 kilometers (71 miles) away, after receiving death threats.

Colombia on Monday said Israel's ambassador should leave the South American country before rowing back comments amid a worsening spat over President Gustavo Petro's remarks on the war with Hamas.

These are the highlights of Mayor Eric Adams' trip, aimed at stemming a migratory flow from the region that has strained the city's resources

Renowned Latin-American artist Fernando Botero, one of Colombia's most famous sons, was interred on Saturday at his adopted home in Italy's Tuscany.

Jaime Florez shared his views on immigration, dreamers and how the Republican Party wants to reach out to Hispanics

The tragic killings happened between 2004 to 2008 when the Colombian military conflict intensified against the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia.

The Colombian singer took his festivities to Mexico, where he held a concert and a meet-and-greet event with fans. Additionally, he jetted off to Miami for an exclusive 'parchar' (hang-out) session with his dedicated fan base

An increasing number of countries like Panama and Costa Rica are urgently seeking international assistance in managing the influx of migrants.

Colombian coffee, one of the richest beverages that combines both culture and coffee, has impacted the consumption of coffee in the U.S.

Nicolas Petro was arrested in Barranquilla in July as part of an investigation into money laundering and illicit enrichment.

The Colombian artist is the cover of Billboard's 2023 Latin Issue. The global artist has had a phenomenal year with the release of her two singles.

The announcement came just hours after a car bomb exploded outside a police station, injuring five civilians, in Jamundi in the Valle del Cauca department

"Colombia is in permanent evolution and international visitors have made us a trending destination," the President of ProColombia, the promotion agency of the country, Carmen Caballero said.

The cyberattack reportedly affected 762 companies across Latin America, including those in Argentina, Panama and Chile.

Lina Botero, the artist's daughter, announced that her father passed away in Monaco at the age of 91, due to complications of pneumonia.

Latin America again bore the brunt of the murders, including 39 killings across the vast Amazon rainforest, a vital carbon sink facing widespread destruction at a time the world is grappling to curb climate change.

The new numbers came out a day after Colombia's first-ever leftist president Gustavo Petro and his Mexican counterpart Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador criticized the "failed" US-led so-called "war on drugs."

During judicial proceedings, the Colombian Prosecutor's Office accused Manuel Ranoque of "abusing his stepdaughter" Lesly since she was 10 years old.