Colombia's government and the armed rebel group National Liberation Army (ELN) announced that they have agreed to restart ...
New plant species discoveries tripled after peace deal Findings include beetles, frogs, orchids, rare amphibian Revived armed ...
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Colombia's peace opened wildlife to discovery, but new violence frustrates progressColombia is now the world's most dangerous place for environmentalists, with 79 killed last year — the most ever in one ...
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U.S Inst. of Peace: Colombia's "Forced Disappearances"Colombia's Search for the Disappeared..." is a powerful photo exhibition presented by USIP and Colombia’s Missing Persons ...
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In Colombia, guerrilla groups decide the fate of the AmazonColombia President Gustavo Petro took office in 2022 with ambitious plans to combat climate change and lead a clean energy ...
Activists from indigenous and farming communities who live in regions marked by the presence of armed groups, extractive ...
Petro launched peace talks with the various groups after being elected Colombia's first left-wing president in 2022. ELN in August opted not to renew a ceasefire in force since 2023. jt-lv/ba/cb/st ...
For more than five decades, as violent conflict raged through Colombia's highlands and rainforests, wildlife thrived. From brilliantly colored orchids to tiger-striped frogs, scientists have ...
While music played in Bogotá’s streets and a sense of victory filled the air after a long protest, Ana Graciela received a ...
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