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The predominantly Afro-Colombian region Chocó faces poverty, violence, and environmental destruction. Compensating for state neglect, the Catholic Church ...

Two years after the signing of the peace accord in Colombia, the reinsertion into society of former FARC guerrillas is difficult and complicated, though the female ...

In Colombia, corruption has infected the nation's healthcare program. The system has lost $160 million from fraud and corruption probes have led to 200 people ...

After a failed peace pact raised the spectre of gang violence, music and dance have thrown the youth of Colombia's Chocó region a lifeline. by Steven Grattan.

This dispatch is from a National Liberation Army (ELN) fighting front deep within western Colombia's rainforest. by Maximo Anderson on 10 January 2018 |.

As victims of violent civil conflict come forward, some say members of the LGBT community are being left behind.

Colombia's highway authority INVIAS awarded the first of two contracts to improve the road connecting the cities of Quibdó (Chocó department) .

"It is TalentoTotal's mission to shed light on the immense untapped talent pool that exists within these communities," says Gem McCreary of TalentoTotal.

Colombia's Pacific is a neglected part of the country. Foreign investment is now heading there, fostering a type of development which breeds inequality and ...

According to the Bishop of Quibdó: In Chocó (one department of Colombia) 20 out of the 30 municipalities have been declared in a state of “Alert” due to ...

Inhabitants of Colombia's western Choco province have been on strike for days to demand improvement of their unbearable living conditions. Here is why.

The Inter-Ethnic Forum, the Indigenous Board and the Dioceses' of Quibdó, Istmina and Apratadó and many NGOs in Colombia, like ABColombia's partner, the ...

Colombia's unemployment rate grew to 9.4% in 2017, making it the country with the highest unemployment rate in Latin America after Venezuela.

In the first year of implementation of the Peace Agreement between the government and the FARC, the number of deaths decreased considerably. But Colombia ...

Colombia's authorities seem unable or hardly interested to curb the wholesale slaughter of the country's social leaders that has skyrocketed since a peace ...

Data and statistics on Choco, where Spain built its first city in the Americas. After centuries of neglect, the province is now the poorest in Colombia.

The name Ana María Cortés means little outside Colombia. Ana María Cortés was murdered in a cafeteria in the village of Cáceres (Antioquia).

Poor and isolated: Quibdó, in the northeast of Colombia, is one of the regions most affected by the 52-year-conflict between the Revolutionary Armed Forces of ...

On 17 June, Colombia votes in the second round of its presidential election: the first since an historic peace agreement was signed in 2016 and the country ...

Left-wing presidential candidate Gustavo Petro had a simple but radical proposal for his audience in the small industrial town of Yumbo in western Colombia.

The thick jungles of the Colombian province of Choco on the Panamanian border was paradise to 117 Embera Indians until the violence of Colombia's armed ...