Colombia too far behind on labor and human rights: US union
A free trade agreement (FTA) between Colombia and the United States is continued to be held up because Colombia is not updating its labor laws and shows no improvement in its human and labor rights record, says America's largest union, AFL-CIO, one of the chief opponents to the FTA.
Read more...Cali derby ends undecided while Once Caldas impress
Sunday's derby of Cali between Deportivo and America ended in a 1-1 draw, while Once Caldas left a great impression in a 5-1 win over Pereira.
Colombia to blame for crime in Venezuela: Chavez
The increase in murders and kidnappings in Venezuela is to blame on Colombia and paramilitary fighters coming from that country, says Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez.
Death toll central Colombia bus accident raised to 16
Authorities raised the number of people killed in a bus crash just outside Colombian capital Bogota to sixteen. 42 people are reported injured.
CARTOON: Mini-Uribe loses
Andres Felipe Arias, a.k.a. Uribito or mini-Uribe, lost the Conservative primary to Noemi Sanin.
Read more...No thank you for the music: Abba will NOT play Bogota
Colombian businessman German Arango announced the sad news that, contrary to recent reports, international supergroup Abba will not be playing in Bogota after all, and that he had in fact booked an Abba-themed musical to play in the capital.
Read more...Iberia to offer more flights between Spain and Colombia
Spanish airline Iberia announces plans to increase the amount of flights to Colombia.
Read more...33 caravaning Germans' Cartagena dilemma
A traveling troop of 33 Germans, moving around South America in motor homes, arrived in Cartagena - only to encounter that age-old problem, no free parking...
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