Through an official statement, the guerrilla announced that it will develop “an armed strike throughout Colombia” during 72 hours, starting February 14th this year.
Bogotá’s Mayor, Claudía López, said that authorities are investigating the alleged terrorist plan that the ELN has in Bogotá.
According to the union, Ecopetrol’s (NYSE:EC) fields in the department of Huila are too valuable for the country and the company, for the NOC to grant them to a different operator.
The Attorney General’s Office is investigating a network dedicated to oil and gasoline theft.
The union met with representatives from Ecopetrol’s Southern Regional management, to discuss the future of the NOC’s fields in the departments of Huila and Putumayo.
Carlos Ruiz, head of Conflict Supervision for the United Nations (UN) in the country, said that Colombia has made significant progress in its post-conflict process, but asked for the security of social leaders in rural areas to be guaranteed by the State.
The President rejected the ELN’s attack in the municipality of Valdivia (Antioquia), where the group set six vehicles on fire. Here are the details.
After three years of being divided on the matter, the USO announced its official position on the possibility of developing unconventional resources in Colombia.
The American State Department warned about the growing presence of the ELN in Venezuela, in its annual Terrorism Report.
The National Hydrocarbons Agency (ANH), the Territory Renewal Agency (ART) and the Presidential Council for Stabilization, signed a letter of understanding to develop Development Programs with Territorial Approach (PDET) in oil regions.