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One of Colombia's most prominent journalists has died. Antonio José Caballero passed away from complications due to his diabetes. May he rest in peace.

Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos today announced that he would be running for reelection in Colombia's 2014 presidential race.

The girl on the cover of the Obamacare Affordable Care Act website has stepped out of the shadows today: 'Adriana' spoke with ABC News about her experience of being the victim of cyberbullying.

The Colombian guerrilla group FARC has released an American they have held hostage for over four months as part of their commitment to peace.

A Colombian mother of 14 reportedly sold the virginity of her 12 daughters and forced her minor daughters into prostitution. The mother has since been arrested, but is denying the claims. Find out details of the horrifying story here!

'Breaking Bad' might have ended its series run, but Spanish speaking audiences will now have their own take on the hit show.

Mutis, a poet who also chronicled the adventures of the quixotic sailor Maqroll over the course of seven novellas, engaged in plenty of swashbuckling of his own over the course of his lifetime, serving 15 months in Mexico City’s notorious Lecumberri prison and working as a broadcaster, film executive, radio actor and newspaper columnist.

The rebel group, currently in the midst of peace talks with the Colombian government, say their capture of Sutay, an American veteran, proves the US has "mercenaries in the country".

Officials in Colombia investigate alleged "sex roulette" practice claimed to have made a 14-year-old girl pregnant.

Colombian Women ranked sexiest in the world according to new survey. See who else made the cut.

Calderón writes for Semana, a magazine which has made waves with coverage on abuses in Colombia's main military prison. The head of the armed forces would not rule out the possibility that the attempt may have been related to this negative press.

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(Reuters) - Colombia's FARC guerrillas have vowed to continue capturing security forces while the government on Wednesday asked rebels to make it clear they are not wasting time at peace talks in Cuba and genuinely want to end the five-decade conflict.

Colombian forces have killed at least 20 Marxist FARC guerrillas in an air and ground raid near the border with Ecuador, an army general said on Monday, the deadliest strike against rebels since a peace process started.

Spanish media elnuevodia.com is reporting that Shakira and Spanish soccer star boyfriend Gerard Piqué, 25, will be naming their unborn son Biel.

A peace accord with Marxist FARC rebels would not likely end all bloodshed in Colombia because breakaway renegade fighters and other drug-funded crime gangs would continue to battle government troops, an influential think-tank said on Tuesday.

The No. 2 figure in a Colombian drug gang that specialized in surreptitiously sending cocaine-laden "narco submarines" out of the South American country has been convicted of three drug conspiracy charges in Florida, authorities said on Thursday.