All part of a plan? Study throws light on social leader...
"The killing of civilian leaders is a tradition here. Something which in other countries would be considered a huge scandal is somehow normalised in Colombia," says the CCJ's Camilo Bonilla, co-ordinator of a ground breaking report into activist deaths.
Opinion: No easy way out for Venezuela
Photo by Arjun Harindranath
Many around the world are hoping for change in Venezuela but the troubled country...
Opinion: Beating the drums of war
Thursday’s attack by the left-wing National Liberation Army (ELN) guerrilla group at the General Santander Police Academy...
Opinion: What is ‘nea?’
What does it mean to be nea? Photo by Arjun Harindranath
“¿Usted sí sabe qué es nea?” was...
A crosshair on their backs: the seemingly unstoppable crisis behind the...
The killings of social leaders continue unabated in Colombia. The assailants and motives behind the killings vary...
Only muppets like Christmas
Christmas is a riot of over consumption and greed, argues our columnist.
Easier said than done – regional cooperation in Latin America’s new...
By Sergio Guzmán and Patricio Provitina
The newly elected presidents...
Notes on a financial panic that never was
Last week there was quite a bit of noise regarding an ongoing campaign to boycott Grupo AVAL, the...
Opinion: The great debaters
The debate proposed by Senators Angelica Lozano, Gustavo Petro and Jorge Enrique Robledo to discuss the corruption scandals that involve some of the most...
Opinion: 100 days of ‘meh’
The first 100 days of President Duque have passed by. Critics and supporters of the president have rushed to evaluate his first three months...