Posted by Johnny Crisp | Apr 10, 2013 | News
Approximately 1,000 gallons of fuel was spilled into Colombia’s northwestern Gulf of Uraba after a collision between a Finnish barge and another ship on Tuesday night. Officials say that the spill has a radius of...
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Colombian police and the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) have captured “Coyote,” a ringleader of the country’s largest rebel insurgency the FARC. The anti-kidnapping and anti-extortion unit of the National Police,...
Read MorePosted by Johnny Crisp | Apr 10, 2013 | Tourism
Eurocine 2013 is set to bring a taste of European cinema to Colombia’s capital of Bogota next week, before travelling to Cali, Medellin and several other destinations. The festival will bring a wide variety of more than 60...
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Tens of thousands of people on Tuesday took to the streets in several cities in Colombia to march for peace between rebel group FARC and the government. {japopup type=”image”...
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Colombia’s national police chief on Monday was inducted into the U.S. George Mason University hall of fame for evidence-based policing. Police Director Jose Roberto Leon was awarded the honor on Monday by the university....
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