Colombia

The ELN’s antiquated view of violence as a legitimate political tool looks likely to sink its peace process

An attack on Ecuadorian soil is unlikely to have been the work of the ELN, but its timing is suspicious

The FARC's worst fears are being realised, as its bloody history of political participation begins to repeat itself

The rapid growth and sophistication of Colombia’s financial sector has necessitated new legislation

In an effort to avoid splitting the conservative vote, leaders of Colombia’s right have put their differences aside

The collapse of a major suspension bridge undermines faith in the government’s whole infrastructure plan

Many Colombians feel a sense of fraternal solidarity with Venezuela, but rising migrant numbers will test their patience

Occurring so soon after the ceasefire expired, the ELN’s latest attacks will appear to many to be a declaration of war