M-19 was an urban guerrilla group that operated in Colombia from the mid-1970s until the signing of a peace agreement in 1990. The group was mainly responsible for the siege of the Palace of Justice, which resulted in over 100 dead and missing, including 11 Supreme Court justices.
Mexico, Cuba, Nicaragua, Colombia, and Guatemala made up the top five nationalities out of the more than 900,000 undocumented migrants apprehended so far in Fiscal Year 2023
ADN America conducted interviews at bus terminals in the northern part of Medellín (Colombia) where authorities have noticed huge influx of Venezuelan migrants being repatriated to their country
To help process migrants that are seeking asylum, the U.S. will deploy asylum officers to new “regional processing centers” in Guatemala and Colombia to expand legal pathways for migrants
Most of the migrants are Venezuelans fleeing from poverty and harsh living conditions, as well as nationals from Cuba, Ecuador, and Colombia
The killings occurred amid a lengthy armed conflict between the government and a civil war between FARC (Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia) and ELN (National Liberation Army) guerilla forces that rocked the embattled South American country for several years
Italian decathlete Alberto Nonino was unable to control his hamstring during the 400-meter dash, resulting in a situation that has gone viral at the U-20 World Athletics Championships in Cali, Colombia.
Born in 1981 in Cali, Colombia to a Cuban mother whose family fled the 1959 Revolution, Cannon's family resettled in Miami where her mother ultimately married her father, a Colombian from Indiana
The Senators' concerns were sent after Mexico, Brazil, and Colombia announced their intention to continue their participation in Cuba’s international medical missions program
Many of the migrants, who arrived only wearing T-shirts to D.C. despite cold weather, came from Ecuador, Cuba, Nicaragua, Venezuela, Peru, and Colombia