Arturo Wallace

BBC Mundo’s Arturo Wallace travels to Buenaventura in Colombia to speak to Butterflies with New Wings, a women’s volunteer group who have been awarded this year’s Nansen Refugee Award.

BBC Mundo’s Arturo Wallace spends a day with Bogota’s newest police squad, formed to combat groping on the Colombian capital’s public bus system.

BBC Mundo’s Arturo Wallace reports from the Colombian port city of Buenaventura which has seen a spate of extremely violent killings over the past months.

As the crisis in Venezuela continues, attention is turning to events in San Cristobal, the city that started the protests, says the BBC’s Arturo Wallace.

BBC Mundo’s Colombia correspondent Arturo Wallace travels to Medellin to hear what residents think of drug lord Pablo Escobar 20 years after he was shot dead.

Colombians welcome back Nairo Quintana, the cyclist who came second in the Tour de France and who many credit with reviving Colombian’s passion for cycling, the BBC’s Arturo Wallace reports from Tunja.

BBC Mundo’s Arturo Wallace in Bogota reports on a new soap opera which has the nation hooked: an account of the lives of legendary footballer Pibe Valderrama and his squad.

Ecuador’s decision to grant Julian Assange asylum goes beyond the government’s declared interest in protecting his rights, observers say.

A Colombian TV drama about Pablo Escobar is attracting record audiences, highlighting the continued interest in the drug lord more than 18 years after his death.

A rise in acid attacks on Colombian women, blamed on both domestic violence and street crime, is sparking calls for the crime to be treated more seriously.

Security is increased in the Colombian capital, Bogota, after Tuesday’s deadly bombing, as residents insist normal life must go on.

In Colombia - one of the most violent countries in the world - authorities are experimenting with a controversial gun ban on the streets of the capital Bogota, reports the BBC’s Arturo Wallace.

Colombian prosecutors investigate why a man was paid $2,000 to keep the closing ceremony of last year’s Fifa U-20 World Cup rain-free.

Colombia’s indigenous peoples inhabit land beset by conflict or keely sought for its natural resources and that means an uncertain future for many, reports BBC Mundo’s Arturo Wallace reports.

A recent flare-up in fighting between Colombian rebels and troops has left indigenous communities often caught in the middle, reports BBC Mundo’s Arturo Wallace in Toribio.

The ordeal of 10-year-old Nohora, kidnapped last month in Colombia, highlights how children are victims of the country’s long-running civil conflict, says BBC Mundo’s Arturo Wallace.

Colombia is taking advantage of its .co internet identification to market its domain name for those keen for shorter web addresses, reports the BBC’s Arturo Wallace.

Attacks by Colombia’s Farc rebels are on the increase but is this a sign they are back on the offensive or acting out of desperation, asks BBC Mundo’s Arturo Wallace.