Colombians are set to march in the streets again on Wednesday amid a stalemate at talks between the government and leaders of anti-government protests which are stretching into their second month.

In Colombia, protesters march on as talks stall and blockades remain

Authorities in Colombia are probing 10 police officers who allegedly stood by as civilians shot at protesters in Cali, a high-ranking official said on Monday. At the same time, the attorney general’s office linked three additional deaths to the nationwide protests, Reuters reported.

Colombia to probe police officers who stood by as civilians shot at protesters

At least 10 people in the city of Cali were in a day of anti-government protests as per authorities. Colombia has entered second month of demonstrations that have met violent repression.

Colombia: At least 10 dead in anti-government protest clashes

Locals continue demonstrations as Colombia protests complete one month

An 18-year-old student of the university died after being shot during a protest late Tuesday night in Tulua, western Colombia, police said, as the country approaches a month of anti-government mobilization that claimed the lives of dozens of people.

Colombia Violence: 18-year old protester dies during anti-govt protests

As the situation in Colombia is worsening, Pope Francis has urged "serious dialogue" to find a quick solution and has defended the right to peaceful protests. Colombia needs to conduct "through serious dialogue, (whereby) fair solutions are found to the many problems it faces," Pope said.

Pope defends Colombia's right to peaceful protests

The head of Colombia's National Police Force General Jorge Luis Vargas has said that officers who are responsible for abuses or acts of violence amid ongoing protests will be punished to the full extent of the law.

No impunity for police officers responsible for abuse says Colombia's top cop

Thousands of Colombians living in Madrid marched on Saturday (May 15) and protested against the Colombian government under President Ivan Duque and the police violence used to quell street protests in the Andean country.

Colombians in Madrid march to support protests in home country

Indigenous people in Colombia on Friday knocked down a statue of Spanish conquistador Gonzalo Jimenez de Quesada, who founded the capital Bogota, as protests against the government continued.

Indigenous Colombians topple conquistador statue in capital

The global community has decried the use of violence by security officers after several days of deadly protests. Close to 20 people have lost their lives and 846 wounded in the violence anti- government demonstrations.

EU, UN condemns Colombia crackdown, calls for calm in protests

Colombia's President Ivan Duque has withdrawn a controversial tax reform bill following huge protests across the country. He said that his government would work to produce new proposals and seek consensus with other parties and organizations.

Colombia withdraws tax reform bill after mass protests

Thousands of protesters answered calls from Colombia's biggest unions to come out on streets around the country on Wednesday in protest against a controversial tax reform proposal.

Thousands of Colombians take it to streets to protest against tax increase

Thousands of indigenous people demonstrated in southwestern Colombia demanding an end to violence, on the day commemorating Christopher Columbus's arrival in the Americas.

Thousands demonstrated in South-Western Columbia to end Colombian violence

As many as 10 people were killed and hundreds injured after rioting took place in the Colombian capital Bogota over the death of a man after police repeatedly used a taser on him, officials said on Thursday.

Colombia: Death toll rises to 10 in rioting over police killing

Riot police firing tear gas and stun grenades clashed with rock-throwing demonstrators in Bogota Tuesday as anti-government protests resumed across Colombia, leaving 11 people injured and nearly 100 arrested.

Protests in Colombia return; anti-government sentiment running amok

Protest leaders in Colombia on Thursday urged President Ivan Duque to include them in negotiations aimed at ending demonstrations that have rocked his right-wing government.

Colombia protest leaders push President Ivan Duque on dialogue

The organisers of strikes against Colombian President Ivan Duque's policies have demanded new conditions for dialogue with the government, including the possibility of restarting peace talks with leftist rebels.

Colombia strikers expand demands, include possible talks with rebels