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Ancient Colombian Remains Reveal New Human Lineage
A newly discovered lineage of ancient humans, the Checua, has been identified in Colombia through DNA sequencing of 6,000-year-old remains, challenging existing theories of migration in the Americas and highlighting a previously unknown population in the region.
Ancient Colombian Remains Reveal New Human Lineage
A newly discovered lineage of ancient humans, the Checua, has been identified in Colombia through DNA sequencing of 6,000-year-old remains, challenging existing theories of migration in the Americas and highlighting a previously unknown population in the region.
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36% Bias Score
Cali Bomb Attack: Six Dead, Guerrillas Charged
A bomb attack in Cali, Colombia, on August 22, 2025, killed six civilians and injured over 60, with two suspected guerrillas from a dissident FARC group facing charges. The attack, using two truck bombs filled with ammonium nitrate and mortar grenades, occurred near a military aviation school. This ...
Cali Bomb Attack: Six Dead, Guerrillas Charged
A bomb attack in Cali, Colombia, on August 22, 2025, killed six civilians and injured over 60, with two suspected guerrillas from a dissident FARC group facing charges. The attack, using two truck bombs filled with ammonium nitrate and mortar grenades, occurred near a military aviation school. This ...
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44% Bias Score
FARC Dissident Attacks Kill Six in Cali, Escalating Violence in Colombia
Dissident FARC groups launched two bomb attacks in Cali, Colombia, on Thursday, killing six civilians and injuring 79, with another attack killing 13 police officers in Amalfi, Antioquia; the attacks targeted civilian areas and infrastructure, representing a significant escalation of violence.
FARC Dissident Attacks Kill Six in Cali, Escalating Violence in Colombia
Dissident FARC groups launched two bomb attacks in Cali, Colombia, on Thursday, killing six civilians and injuring 79, with another attack killing 13 police officers in Amalfi, Antioquia; the attacks targeted civilian areas and infrastructure, representing a significant escalation of violence.
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56% Bias Score
Colombia: FARC Dissidents' Attacks Highlight Failures of 'Total Peace' Strategy
At least 19 Colombians died in recent attacks claimed by FARC dissidents, including a car bombing and the downing of a police helicopter using drones, exposing failures in President Gustavo Petro's "total peace" strategy and raising concerns about escalating violence before the next presidential ele...
Colombia: FARC Dissidents' Attacks Highlight Failures of 'Total Peace' Strategy
At least 19 Colombians died in recent attacks claimed by FARC dissidents, including a car bombing and the downing of a police helicopter using drones, exposing failures in President Gustavo Petro's "total peace" strategy and raising concerns about escalating violence before the next presidential ele...
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40% Bias Score
Colombia Captures Brother of Top Guerrilla Leader Iván Mordisco
On March 22, 2025, Colombian authorities captured Luis Vera Fernández, alias Mono Luis, brother and key operator of wanted guerrilla leader Iván Mordisco, in El Peñón, Cundinamarca, disrupting the Estado Mayor Central's (EMC) operations.
Colombia Captures Brother of Top Guerrilla Leader Iván Mordisco
On March 22, 2025, Colombian authorities captured Luis Vera Fernández, alias Mono Luis, brother and key operator of wanted guerrilla leader Iván Mordisco, in El Peñón, Cundinamarca, disrupting the Estado Mayor Central's (EMC) operations.
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44% Bias Score
Colombia's Failed 'Total Peace' Initiative Leads to Worst Security Crisis in a Decade
Colombia, once a model for peace after a 2016 agreement with FARC, now faces its worst security crisis in a decade, with recent attacks causing almost 20 deaths and highlighting the failure of the 'Total Peace' initiative, which neglected essential state-building and community trust.
Colombia's Failed 'Total Peace' Initiative Leads to Worst Security Crisis in a Decade
Colombia, once a model for peace after a 2016 agreement with FARC, now faces its worst security crisis in a decade, with recent attacks causing almost 20 deaths and highlighting the failure of the 'Total Peace' initiative, which neglected essential state-building and community trust.
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56% Bias Score
Colombian Military Kills Top FARC Dissident Leader
Willinton Vanegas Leyva, alias Dumar, a key leader of the FARC dissidents' Central General Staff (EMC), was killed in a Colombian military operation on Sunday in Guaviare department; another guerrilla was killed, and six were captured in the operation.
Colombian Military Kills Top FARC Dissident Leader
Willinton Vanegas Leyva, alias Dumar, a key leader of the FARC dissidents' Central General Staff (EMC), was killed in a Colombian military operation on Sunday in Guaviare department; another guerrilla was killed, and six were captured in the operation.
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68% Bias Score
Uribe Leads Memorial Rally for Slain Senator, Criticizes Petro
Former Colombian President Álvaro Uribe Vélez held a memorial in Bogotá for slain Senator Miguel Uribe Turbay, using the event to criticize President Gustavo Petro's government and rally support for the Centro Democrático party ahead of the 2026 elections; Uribe Turbay's father, also a presidential ...
Uribe Leads Memorial Rally for Slain Senator, Criticizes Petro
Former Colombian President Álvaro Uribe Vélez held a memorial in Bogotá for slain Senator Miguel Uribe Turbay, using the event to criticize President Gustavo Petro's government and rally support for the Centro Democrático party ahead of the 2026 elections; Uribe Turbay's father, also a presidential ...
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60% Bias Score
Colombia Declares Armed Groups Terrorist Organizations After Deadly Attacks
On August 21st, 2024, coordinated attacks in Cali and Amalfi, Colombia, left 20 police and military personnel dead and over 40 civilians injured, prompting President Gustavo Petro to declare three armed groups as terrorist organizations due to their failure to adhere to the 'Total Peace' policy.
Colombia Declares Armed Groups Terrorist Organizations After Deadly Attacks
On August 21st, 2024, coordinated attacks in Cali and Amalfi, Colombia, left 20 police and military personnel dead and over 40 civilians injured, prompting President Gustavo Petro to declare three armed groups as terrorist organizations due to their failure to adhere to the 'Total Peace' policy.
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40% Bias Score
Father Replaces Son as Colombian Presidential Candidate After Assassination
Following the assassination of Senator Miguel Uribe Turbay, his father, Miguel Uribe Londoño, will replace him as the right-wing's presidential pre-candidate for the 2026 Colombian elections; six people have been arrested, and a dissident FARC group is suspected.
Father Replaces Son as Colombian Presidential Candidate After Assassination
Following the assassination of Senator Miguel Uribe Turbay, his father, Miguel Uribe Londoño, will replace him as the right-wing's presidential pre-candidate for the 2026 Colombian elections; six people have been arrested, and a dissident FARC group is suspected.
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44% Bias Score
Cepeda Announces 2026 Colombian Presidential Bid
Left-wing Colombian Senator Iván Cepeda Castro announced his 2026 presidential bid on Friday, joining the Pacto Histórico coalition as a leading candidate; his campaign focuses on social justice, reconciliation, and ending political violence, reflecting his personal history as a human rights activis...
Cepeda Announces 2026 Colombian Presidential Bid
Left-wing Colombian Senator Iván Cepeda Castro announced his 2026 presidential bid on Friday, joining the Pacto Histórico coalition as a leading candidate; his campaign focuses on social justice, reconciliation, and ending political violence, reflecting his personal history as a human rights activis...
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24% Bias Score
18 Killed in Colombia Attacks, Deepening Security Crisis
Two separate attacks in Colombia, a car bomb in Cali and a drone attack in Medellin, killed at least 18 and injured dozens, deepening the country's security crisis ahead of next year's elections; the attacks were attributed to different Farc dissident groups.
18 Killed in Colombia Attacks, Deepening Security Crisis
Two separate attacks in Colombia, a car bomb in Cali and a drone attack in Medellin, killed at least 18 and injured dozens, deepening the country's security crisis ahead of next year's elections; the attacks were attributed to different Farc dissident groups.
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52% Bias Score
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