
The United Kingdom's annual report on worldwide human rights criticizes Colombia as one of 22 nations with a troubling record on the subject.

The United Kingdom's annual report on worldwide human rights criticizes Colombia as one of 22 nations with a troubling record on the subject.

Colombia's Constitutional Court declared President Alvaro Uribe's implementation of a "social emergency" to save the country's ailing health care system to be unconstitutional.

Colombia's benchmark IGBC rose 1.3% to 12,046.44 points, the first time it has ever closed above 12,000 points.

The air forces of Colombia and Ecuador will standardize the radars over their border in a move that furthers the normalization of diplomatic relations between the two countries.

Colombia's Supreme Court made the decision to reject the United States' extradition request for former drug lord "Don Mario," in favor of his participation in the country's Justice and Peace process.

Authorities in the western Colombian department of Choco announced that an illegally armed group, thought to be paramilitary, is currently holding an indigenous community of some 300 people captive and have abducted fourteen of its members.

Commander of the Colombian armed forces, General Freddy Padilla, announced that everything is ready for the release of FARC hostages Pablo Emilio Moncayo and Josue Daniel Calvo and that all that remains is for the "FARC to come forward."

Colombian President Alvaro Uribe says that his government is open for talks with Venezuela.

Colombia's National Registry came under new attack, this time from the country's President Alvaro Uribe, who said that the blame for the problems that arose during Sunday's vote-counting process must lay solely on the Registry itself.
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