El Tiempo
33 articles in the TruthFoundry index. Each links out to the original.
- Colombia President Replaces 25 Military Leaders to Fight Armed Groups · President Abelardo De La Espriella replaces 25 top military officials to launch a territorial recovery strategy amid budget deficits.
- Colombia, US, and Dominican Republic Launch Joint Anti-Narcotics Operation · Colombia, the US, and the Dominican Republic executed a joint maritime operation seizing over one ton of drugs.
- Army clash with Gulf Clan in Salgar leaves two dead, two captured · A military operation in Salgar, Antioquia, resulted in two deaths and two arrests during a confrontation with the Gulf Clan.
- Six New Pilots Certified for UH-60 Black Hawk Operations, Including One Peruvian Officer · Six officials, including one from the Peruvian National Police, completed a rigorous UH-60 Black Hawk pilot certification course.
- Two Young Men Surrender Weapons to Forces in Tumaco · Two young men surrendered six weapons and over 1,400 rounds to Colombian forces in Tumaco.
- Colombian Prosecutor Charges Navy General with Domestic Violence · Colombia's Attorney General charged Navy General Wilson Martínez Londoño with domestic violence and psychological abuse.
- Colombian Authorities Seize $64M Assets Linked to Drug Trafficker Alias Mil Caras · Police and prosecutors seized 32 properties and assets worth over 64 million pesos linked to Carlos Alberto Fernández Vargas.
- 15 High-Value Targets Remain in Colombia's New Security Leadership Amid Ongoing Challenges · The Colombian government faces challenges as 15 high-value targets of the Public Force remain active despite previous efforts.
- Colombia President De La Espriella Announces New Military Leadership Amid Security Push · President Abelardo De La Espriella appointed General Erik Rodríguez as head of Colombia's armed forces to combat illegal armed groups.
- Colombian gang leader Alias Carlos captured in Panama after fleeing extortion ring · Colombian authorities captured Alias Carlos, a top leader of the 'La Inmaculada' criminal group, in Panama after he fled extortion charges.
- Colombia President Names New Military Leadership in Barranquilla · President Abelardo de la Espriella appointed Erik Rodríguez Aparicio as commander of Colombia's Armed Forces in Barranquilla.
- Colombia's New Military Leadership Faces Budget Deficits and Rising Armed Groups · President De La Espriella's new military command must restore capabilities amid a $14 trillion deficit and expanding armed organizations.
- Colombia Detains Eight International Criminal Fugitives in 'Alba' Operation · Colombian police detained eight fugitives wanted by Chile, Peru, Spain, Panama, and Brazil in a coordinated cross-border operation.
- Colombian General Requests Retirement After Military Leadership Overhaul · General Walter Giraldo requested retirement from the Colombian Army following President Abelardo de la Espriella's announcement of a new military leadership structure.
- 784 People Forced to Flee Catatumbo Region Amid Escalating Violence · Colombian Human Rights Defender warns of mass displacement of 784 people in Catatumbo due to new wave of violence.
- Colombian Army Rescues Three Minors from Armed Groups in Meta · Colombian Army rescued three minors forcibly recruited by FARC dissident groups in Mapiripán, Meta.
- Colombian Special Assets Agency Recovers $19.5 Billion in Properties from 'Ghost Drug Lord' · SAE recovers 32 properties linked to Francisco Javier Piedrahita, right-hand man of Gonzalo Rodríguez Gacha, in Antioquia.
- Colombian Army Captures Alias La Suegra, Alleged Child Recruiter for Iván Mordisco Dissidents · Colombian military forces arrested alias La Suegra, a key recruiter of minors for the Iván Mordisco dissident group in the Amazon.
- Colombia Runoff Set: Cepeda Dominates Periphery, De la Espriella Wins Interior · Colombia's runoff election will be decided in the Pacific and Bogotá between Cepeda and De la Espriella.
- Colombian Military Reports Bomb Detonation and Airstrike on Clan del Golfo · Colombian military neutralized a bomb in Caquetá and bombed a Clan del Golfo structure in Chocó and Valle del Cauca.
- Ministry of Defense: Explosives Found in Bodies of Dead Dissidents in Guaviare to Detonate During Transport · Explosives were discovered in the bodies of 48 dissidents killed in a Guaviare massacre, likely to detonate during their transport.
- Colombian Army Dismantles Eln Cocaine Processing Complex in Cúcuta · Colombian Army dismantles Eln coca processing complex in Cúcuta, preventing 920,000 cocaine doses from reaching international markets
- Colombian Government Establishes Cyber Command Center for Election Security · Colombian government creates cyber PMU to monitor election threats and disinformation campaigns
- Presidential Campaign Violence Intensifies in Colombia Amid Armed Group Control · Armed groups in Colombia impose territorial control and restrict political campaigning ahead of 2026 elections.
- Guaviare Dispute Between 'Mordisco' and 'Calarcá' Factions Leaves 50 Dead · Clash between two dissident factions in Guaviare has killed at least 50 people and displaced families.
- Military Secures Guaviare Elections After Armed Disident Clashes · Colombian military secures voting posts in Guaviare following deadly clashes between armed disident groups.
- Dutch National Arrested at Bogota Airport for Key Role in Cocaine Trafficking to Europe · Colombian police detain Dutch citizen Nilton Brito Fernándes Varela at El Dorado airport for alleged drug trafficking links.
- Colombian Army Disrupts Illegal Mining Operations Funding Disidencias in Cauca · Military forces destroyed mining equipment used by armed groups to generate nearly 1.7 billion pesos monthly in illegal gold revenue.
- Spanish Defense Minister Warns Minors Among Dead in Colombian Factions War · Defense Minister Pedro Sánchez warns minors may be among 50 dead in Guaviare conflict.
- Guaviare Clashes Between Mordisco and Calarcá Disidencias Leave 50 Dead Ahead of Presidential Vote · Violent clashes between Iván Mordisco and Calarcá disidencias in Guaviare killed at least 50 people and displaced families.