Colombia court approves extradition to the US of accused drug trafficker Otoniel
Dairo Antonio Usaga captured by Colombia’s armed forces at end of October, ending seven-year manhunt
Dairo Antonio Usaga captured by Colombia’s armed forces at end of October, ending seven-year manhunt
Betancourt was kidnapped by Farc and held for six years during campaign 20 years ago
Groups fighting over control of illegal economies such as drug trafficking, says army
Hernan Dario Velasquez killed in attack by mercenaries seeking rewards for his capture
Jineth Bedoya Lima has reported on the armed conflict in Colombia as well as drug trafficking and gender issues over two decades
Veteran Farc commander says there is no going back on peace deal with government
Party’s real power exercised not by politicians but by unaccountable politburo
Despite big role in peace accord, women activists still face threats of violence and murder
Ex-Farc rebels struggle to find their place in Colombian society after years as guerrillas
Right-wing senator Ivan Duque, who promises to revisit Farc peace deal, leading in polls
Eamon Gilmore says NI central to European Brexit debate but voice from Belfast is ‘silent’
Ivan Duque and Gustavo Petro represent opposite ends of country’s political spectrum
Former guerilla group faced its first electoral test since signing peace deal in 2016
The former guerrilla movement must win over a hostile electorate in legislative vote
EU diplomat fears a move into dictatorship in West African state as ‘Jomav’ seeks military refuge
Opinion polls have shown just 2% support for the party, formed after fighters demobilised under a peace deal
Seamus McGrane (63) is only the second person convicted of directing a terrorist group
Pope’s remarks come as country prepares to receive 7,000 ex-Farc fighters into society
Pontiff arrives to give momentum to process still facing tough challenges
National Liberation Army vows to ‘look into case’ after authorities demand release of pair
End-of-May deadline extended by 20 days as delays hit demobilisation part of peace deal
The young woman spent a decade sleeping outdoors, and training in bomb-making and weapons
After over 50 years of struggle in war-torn state, insurgents turn in weapons to the UN
Irish Times Abroad project gathers tales of adventure and new lives from overseas readers
President Juan Manuel Santos and Irish Head of State reflect on post-conflict future
President stresses importance of peace accord between government and FARC
Michael D Higgins is showing his support for the peace process with the government
Marxist rebels have been engaged in a 52-year conflict with authorities
Delayed peace negotiations with the group now ready to begin
Latin America’s models of economic development hailed as force against ‘neoliberalism’
Government criticised over refusal to put revised agreement to second referendum
Rapid renegotiation of deal is testimony to the determination of both government and Farc to end the war
Most Colombians want peace but many could not bring themselves to vote for it
The Achilles heel was the quasi-impunity to be granted to members of Farc for crimes committed during the conflict
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Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
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