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Her frank portrayals of her life and body have attracted controversy and acclaim
President Gustavo Petro, himself a former guerrilla, has called for ‘total peace’ with insurgents
Finance minister says government will review existing contracts before deciding whether to halt new projects
The sector has pushed back against plans to fund social spending with tax rises
In the mountains and jungles of southern Colombia, the diversity of avian life is unrivalled — and uplifting
Leftwing government launches crackdown on illegal clearances to tackle destruction of rainforest
New leftist government seeks to overhaul way concessions are granted in minerals-dependent economy
After years of tension, formal ties have been re-established following arrival of ambassadors in both capitals
Billionaire’s swoop on corporate alliance has shaken decades-old network of more than 100 companies
New leftist government’s proposal targets country’s wealthiest residents and commodities exports
Former urban guerrilla to lead South American country’s most leftwing government
Incoming presidents face a daunting agenda, above all delivering strong growth
Former leftwing guerrilla navigates tense relations with country’s armed forces as he prepares to take office
Incoming leftwing president faces tricky task of trying to fix problems without getting too close to the Maduro regime
Artisans in Florence, boat races in Venice and an extraordinary show of might in Lazio – what to see and where to stay this September
José Antonio Ocampo says leftwing government will place tax reform burden on rich individuals and not companies
Inquiries to buy US properties rise as leftwing president targets the wealthy and extractive industries
The former leftwing guerrilla has well-honed survival instincts and a reputation for being hard to work with
Colombian election was latest in which voters chose candidates promising radical change
Former guerrilla’s historic win may prove easier than governing amid country’s myriad economic challenges
Former guerrilla’s victory marks setback for conservative elite in South American country
Contest between leftist Gustavo Petro and populist businessman Rodolfo Hernández is tied ahead of vote
Straight-talking Rodolfo Hernández can count on voters in city of Bucaramanga in Sunday’s second round run-off
Cost of items such as potatoes, beef and tortillas are soaring in a particular blow to the region’s poorest
While others move wealth ahead of critical election, Jaime Gilinski is aiming for the country’s crown business jewels
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