The probe comes after Gustavo Petro's son was accused of illegal campaign financing.

Nicolas Petro's lawyer reportedly disagreed with the change in strategy of the Colombian President's son, who announced his intention to collaborate with the Prosecutor's Office.

Colombian President Gustavo Petro's son Nicolas was arrested Saturday on charges of money laundering and illicit enrichment in a scandal linked to Petro's election campaign, officials said.

More than 13 Hollywood production companies have been trying to negotiate with the families of the children to tell their story.

President Petro acknowledged that the children's survival was made possible by their reliance on "ancestral" knowledge.

Thousands of people marched through Colombia's major cities on Tuesday to protest reforms pushed by the government of President Gustavo Petro.

A corruption scandal has shaken Colombia's government and things have gotten worse following the release of several recordings.

Two of Gustavo Petro's allies have resigned as the Colombian president's office was entangled in a scandal.

The left-wing rebel organization EMC-FARC's murder of four indigenous teens catalyzed the suspension.

Colombian President Gustavo Petro said on Twitter that the military conducted "arduous search efforts" before discovering the kids.

Four children were found alive in the south of the country more than two weeks after the plane they were traveling crashed in the jungle.

The conference this week, however, was unable to provide a clear plan for restarting negotiations with Mexico, which have been dormant since late last year.

Petro made the announcements, replacing significant figures including Health Minister Carolina Corcho and Finance Minister Jose Antonio Ocampo.

An armed faction of Colombia's disbanded FARC rebels said that they are ready for peace talks with the government in May.

Petro charged it with "sowing fear and anxiety" and ordered the security forces to resume armed operations against the criminal gang.

There are numerous open and underground coal and gold mines in Colombia. Explosions and other mishaps happen often.

To show their support for the proposed economic and social reforms made by Colombian President Gustavo Petro, thousands of individuals gathered in the streets.

The Colombian National Police announced on Tuesday a reduction of coca crop eradication for this year, as the administration of Gustavo Petro continues its shift in its anti-drug policies.

The Colombian government made an announcement on Thursday that the country will not be giving new oil exploration contracts to companies in an effort to invest in "greener energy."

The national police force of Colombia on Monday announced that they had confiscated an arsenal of weapons believed to belong to the local armed group Estado Mayor Central.

The U.N. Security Council on Wednesday condemned the assassination attempt on Colombian Vice President Francia Márquez, whilst she uses the opportunity to recommit to her goals during the presidency.

The Vice President of Colombia revealed on Tuesday that her security team had found a bomb near her home in what appears to be an attempt to assassinate the former activist.

The ELN rebel group has denied agreeing to a ceasefire with the Colombian government on Tuesday after President Gustavo Petro announced it over the weekend as an alleged result of the country's peace talks.

Venezuela's President Nicolas Maduro announced that he will fully open the land borders between his country and Colombia after months of warm relations.

The first part of the peace talks between the Colombian government and the rebel group ELN concluded recently, with both parties calling them "successful" despite a lack of ceasefire agreement.

Colombian President Gustavo Petro said that peace talks with the ELN rebel group have led to an agreement to allow the Indigenous Embera community to return to its lands.

As Colombia deals with housing and caring for migrants fleeing their country, President Gustavo Petro sent a letter to the United States government on Wednesday asking for them to give its citizens a temporary legal status.

The Colombian government announced on Monday their plans to start a military offensive on its border cities and states to address the illegal armed groups and drug trafficking in the area.

Gustavo Petro promised to prioritize Colombia's peace and equality as he was sworn into office on Sunday.

Colombia has elected its new leader with a former leftist guerilla fighter winning the presidency on Sunday.