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Colombia's politicians: Dynasties, paramilitaries and celebrities

Colombia's politicians: Dynasties, paramilitaries and celebrities

The candidates in Colombia' upcoming congressional elections are bad news for democracy. Votes will be divided between neo-paramilitary candidates, dynastic politicians, celebrity candidates, and finally the honest politicians - an endangered group.

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Uribe and Chavez: Specimens of male chauvinist diplomacy

Uribe and Chavez: Specimens of male chauvinist diplomacy

Alvaro Uribe and Hugo Chavez have had yet another heated spat in Cancun. Even if the host president, Felipe Calderon, organises the creation of a "group of friends" to help resolve the dispute, there can be no lasting solution. The election of a new Colombian president is needed.

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No Cambio: Little to celebrate on Colombia's Day of the Journalist

No Cambio: Little to celebrate on Colombia's Day of the Journalist

February 9 was the Day of the Journalist in Colombia. But after recent bad news, such as the closure of news-weekly Cambio, and reports of journalists being terrorized and intimidated by Colombia's security agencies, this was not a day for celebration.

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Does God support Uribe III?

Does God support Uribe III?

Colombian President Alvaro Uribe reiterated at the beginning of the year that his second re-election and third term will ''depend on the Constitutional Court, the people and God our Lord.'' As the situation now stands, it seems that only God’s decision is left to decipher.

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Giving birth to poverty

Giving birth to poverty

Latin America and the Caribbean is the only region of the world where the fertility rate of adolescents has gone up over the last 30 years, as manifested in Colombia's and Brazil's alarming increases in teenage pregnancy. This trend reflects Colombia's silent social catastrophe.

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The price of a life in Colombia

The price of a life in Colombia

In the early 1990s, Colombia became famous for the US$1,500 bounty that Pablo Escobar put on every policeman’s head. This may be in the past, but that fact has not impeded the development of an enormous price distortion in the Colombian hired-killing market.

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Discrediting FARC-diplomacy with para-diplomacy?

Discrediting FARC-diplomacy with para-diplomacy?

Colombia’s new diplomatic efforts to discredit the FARC internationally only demonstrate the failure of domestic diplomacy; the fact that some Colombian diplomats are closely linked to the paramilitaries may meanwhile serve the interests of the narco-guerrilla movement.

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