Authorities in northeast Colombia have reported a wave of explosives attacks since an improvised ceasefire by guerrilla group ELN expired on Friday. According to newspaper El Espectador, guerrillas ...

Colombia's six decades of conflict have left more than 450,000 people dead, and the government hopes to negotiate an end to ELN's role in the violence. A six-month ceasefire between the two sides ...

Colombian rebels have reopened their war on the oil industry with a wave of pipeline attacks that sent crude spilling into ...

On this page, you’ll find the latest updates on Colombia and the current security situation as of September 2024. WOLA closely monitors the situation in collaboration with communities and partners, ...

Oil exports account for about a third of Colombia’s export revenues, meaning any impact on oil production would be an impact on oil exports and, consequently, state revenues.

The rebels have long viewed the oil industry as a military target as well as a cash cow, its antagonism comes from its belief ...

In late December 2023, Colombia’s largest armed group began to overrun Briceño, a village in the Andes. Residents later told ...

A new wave of violence in southwestern Colombia signals a worrying spread of conflict into previously calm territories.

Oil pipelines in eastern Colombia were attacked five times ... The attacks come after a ceasefire between the ELN and the government ended this month. Negotiators had been meeting with ELN chiefs ...

One of Colombia's biggest left-wing guerrilla groups says peace talks are "blocked" over the government's failure to cancel ...

Colombia’s President ... The armed strike was declared by the ELN during the worst moment of its peace talks with the Colombian government. The year-long ceasefire agreed by the rebels and ...

BOGOTA - Colombia's government will not unilaterally end peace talks with rebels from the National Liberation Army (ELN), its peace delegation said on Thursday, even though a ceasefire between the ...