More Than 300 People Were Killed In Floods Mudslides In Colombia

Colombian authorities said late Wednesday that the death toll from floods mudslides that swept the city Mokwa on Friday night rose to more than 300 people dead.

Colombia In Mourning, More Than 200 Dead In A Mudslide

Colombia is in mourning after a massive mudslide that left more than 200 dead, hundreds of missing and injured, following heavy rains in the Andean region, including Peru and Ecuador.
The Red Cross has listed 206 dead, 202 injured and 220 missing, after the disaster that ravaged the town of Mocoa, the capital of Putumayo in the south of the country, late Friday night, and whose balance could still increase.

More Than 110 Dead And 200 Missing In The Landslide In Colombia

Resulted in landslides as a result of heavy rains hit the region from Peru to Ecuador killed more than 110 people dead and about 200 others were declared missing Saturday in Colombia.

President Juan Manuel dos Santos announced upon his arrival in Mokwa major cities in Putumayo south of the country "has reported the occurrence of 112 people. We do not know, and what will be the outcome, we continue to look."

Colombia Ratified The Constitutional Reform Allows Creation Of A Special War Crimes Court

Colombian Senate ratified late Monday on constitutional reform which allows the creation of special courts for war crimes, which is one of the main items in the historic peace agreement with the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia guerrillas (FARC) to end five decades of war.

Colombia: FARC Guerrillas, Their Scars And Those Of Others

Jair, a 25-year-old guerrilla, lost his right leg during the armed conflict in Colombia. This reminds him of his commitment within the FARC, but also the wounds he was able to inflict on his enemies of yesterday.