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COMMENTARY It's right for expats to urge a president to sanction repressive regimes. But it's dangerous for him to be their petty partisan surrogate back home.

Critics say Colombian elected officials are increasingly involved in 鈥� and helped create 鈥� President Trump's 'socialismo' scare campaign against Joe Biden.

This interview was originally published May 26, 2020In South Florida we tend to think of the golden age of cocaine (if it can be called that) as the 1980s鈥�

COMMENTARYSome thought it stunning last week when former Colombian President Alvaro Uribe announced he was resigning his Senate seat to defend himself in鈥�

The official song commissioned for Pope Francis鈥� visit to Colombia this week is called 鈥淟et鈥檚 Take the First Step.鈥� It concludes with a paso the鈥�

Last fall Colombia was being called 鈥渢he Brexit of the Americas.鈥� That鈥檚 because, in stunning Brexit fashion, voters there had just rejected a peace鈥�

The Colombian government and Marxist guerrillas known as the FARC have been at war for 52 years. But tonight both sides confirmed from their negotiating鈥�

For the past year, the border between Venezuela and Colombia has effectively been closed. That鈥檚 only worsened the suffering of Venezuelans who can鈥檛 find鈥�

COMMENTARYToday, Washington鈥檚 diplomatic gaze is on Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos, who鈥檚 meeting President Obama at the White House.But as Santos鈥�

As far as I鈥檓 concerned, one of the year鈥檚 most important Latin American stories happened this week in China.Yep, communist China. On Monday the鈥�

Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos recently told SA国际传谋 that his government鈥檚 peace talks with Marxist guerrillas were 鈥渁t their most difficult moment.鈥濃��

鈥淭he problem with Colombia is that we鈥檝e been fighting a war for three generations and we simply got accustomed to it. What I鈥檓 trying to tell the鈥�