The National Army announced a new strategy to monitor the country’s oil pipelines.
Juan Camilo Restrepo, new Peace Commissioner, spoke about the rapprochements with the ELN and the criticism for his financing for the No campaign of the 2016 peace plebiscite.
The army collaborated in the unloading of propane in Tumaco.
A car bomb exploded in an Army base in Cucuta, Norte de Santander. This and other stories in our post-conflict summary from the last month.
New oilfield technologies could have political consequences if they upset the delicate balance between companies and communities.
We are updating our Covid-19 graphs for those who are not doing their own tracking but there will not be much commentary as the charts, unfortunately, speak for themselves.
Colombian authorities announced the possible death of former FARC chief ‘Jesus Santrich’ in Venezuela. This and other stories in our post-conflict summary from the last month.
The Colombian government announced a former ELN member as a peace manager.
The National Liberation Army (ELN) announced that it is willing to resume the stalled peace talks with the Colombian government.
I was not planning to write about this, assuming that, like tax reform, by the time that anything was published life would have moved on. But then my 94-year-old mother called, upset because CBC News had shown her the violence and looting in Bogotá and she was worried. I realized board members and major investors might also be upset and worried.
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