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The first round of voting will take place on May 31. If no candidate secures a majority, a runoff between the top two will be held on June 21

Following the March 8 primaries, Colombia’s presidential race now centers on six candidates, although some may withdraw or join to alliances after weak results.

The court ruled the lower court’s conviction flawed, citing serious errors and bias that violated the former president's due process rights.

Uribe's defense team, led by attorneys Jaime Granados and Jaime Lombana, has announced its intention to appeal the decision.

The verdict marks the first criminal conviction of a former head of state in Colombia's history. An appeal is almost certain.

La Escombrera today stands as a site of pain—but also of hope—for a city still coming to terms with its violent past.

The trial against former Colombian President Álvaro Uribe (2002–2010) has entered a crucial phase, with delicate testimony from numerous paramilitary leaders.

This trial represents an unprecedented legal challenge in Colombia, as no former president has ever faced such proceedings.

A deal between Jaime Gilinski and GEA has given the Colombian mogul control of Grupo Nutresa in exchange for his stake in Grupo Sura.

Will the end of Petro's multiparty governing coalition lead to the hardline tactics many had feared upon his election?