The Inter-American Commission on Human Rights presented this week its new report about Colombia. Analysis.

Last Monday was the 27th anniversary of Héctor Abad Gómez' murder, who I knew intimately and for whom I felt great admiration and fondness.

The Amazons and the Chaco are the frontier of oil exploitation, which has affected the health of the water and forests.

While water becomes more scarce in our country, the Government and the Public Prosecutor's Office seem determined in risking water sources and impeding citizens that defend them.

Can the President veto a "legislative act," which is the strange name for the constitutional reforms approved by Congress?

Throwing more words to war is like throwing more wood to fire, once said Fernando Savater.

For the first time after more than 20 years, 3 of the 9 judges of the Constitutional Court are women. A delightful fact but one that does not stop being questionable.

What seems to be at stake here is not the safety of the patients but rather the profits of a booming pharmaceutical market.

While the government proposes to close the embarrassing revolving door between the courts, it widens the entrance to appoint the Super-Minister Néstor Humberto Martínez.