Will the guerrilla group turn in their weapons, or just stop using them?  And what has been their policy on sex as a weapon?

High-ranking officials of the Argentine Catholic Church were implicated in the appropriation of babies from detainees who were held in Córdoba province’s La Perla clandestine concentration camp, said Horacio Verbitsky, the head of the CELS human rights group. 

The mayor of Santa Tecla and party leader Roberto d’Aubuisson Munguía took advantage of a tribute to his father, the founder of the ARENA party, to propose some changes.

President Juan Manuel Santos of Colombia gave an interview about peace talks with the FARC as the Supreme Court praised his efforts, calling them an important mission for Colombia. 

In Medellín, work began on Project Escombrera, an exhumation of a city dump in which the remains of victims of armed conflict are believed to be.

Venezuelan police were caught on video shooting a prisoner in an illegal execution, but only reported the incident as a “confrontation.” 

Ten people were left dead due to ongoing violence surrounding political campaigns in Guatemala. 

The remains of people who suffered forced disappearances more than a decade ago turned up in a landfill in Medellín; a mafia lawyer is killed in Bogotá with much mystery surrounding his death, and a convoluted constitutional law is making for an interesting situation regarding fumigation in the War on Drugs.

A low public approval rating of the peace talks does not mean that ceasefires are not beneficial; and the FARC is growing tired of receiving all the blame.

The aftermath of a double homicide in Guatemala has left journalists reeling.