Posted by Hannah Aronowitz | Feb 3, 2011 | Uncategorized
Finnish soprano Tarja Turunen will return to Colombia to promote her third album “What Lies Beneath,” events website Plan B reported Thursday. Turunen rose to fame as the lead vocalist of the symphonic metal band...
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Former Medellin chief prosecutor Guillermo Leon Valencia Cossio says he did not meet with drug-trafficker “El Indio” and that he was at a motel with a female friend, Caracol Radio reported Thursday. Valencia Cossio...
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In light of an investigatin, the governor of Antioquia, Colombia, denies having paramilitary ties. “I have never in my life needed paramilitaries, guerrillas or narco-traffickers in my political career. My record is...
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Family members of demobilized paramilitary leaders gear up their campaigns for Colombian local government positions in the 2011 elections, newspaper El Tiempo reported Thursday. Roberto Jiminez Naranjo, the brother of extradited...
Read MorePosted by Hannah Aronowitz | Feb 3, 2011 | Economy
Colombia launched an emergency plan to control the country’s mines and provide better saftey for workers, RCN Radio reported Thursday. The new measures include requiring the highest levels of security for workers and plans...
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