Al Gore insulted Colombia by cancelling his appearance at a magazine forum with President Uribe.

President Álvaro Uribe has transformed his country. Congress should recognize this and approve a bilateral free trade agreement.

Colombian voters have proven that they are capable of making sound choices about the future by picking President Alvaro Uribe's hand-picked successor, but now the United States must show it values its relationship with Colombia.

There are far worthier leaders for Barack Obama to meet with than Raul Castro or Hugo Chavez--take Colombia's Alvaro Uribe, for example.

The numbers on Colombia tell a story of progress.

Despite tremendous improvements in Colombia, some Democrats remain opposed to a trade deal.

Brazil, Colombia, and Mexico are the three most important relationships in Latin America for the United States, and the Obama administration has succeeded in damaging each of those relationships.