Posted by Joey O'Gorman | Apr 1, 2013 | News
Colombia’s ministry of foreign affairs on Monday condemned threats made by the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea to launch missile strikes on U.S. mainland targets. In a statement the ministry said it was...
Read MorePosted by Joey O'Gorman | Apr 1, 2013 | News
Indigenous people in Colombia’s southwestern Cauca region Monday released three army members held captive since the death of one of their people amid clashes between the military and the FARC guerrillas. Alvaro Chocue...
Read MorePosted by Joey O'Gorman | Mar 28, 2013 | News
Colombia’s President Juan Manuel Santos said that by the end of his four-year term around $547 million will have been invested in protecting the rights of the indigenous people in the northern Sierra Nevada region. At a...
Read MorePosted by Joey O'Gorman | Mar 27, 2013 | Economy
Changing coffee trends, especially in Asia, should spell good news for the industry, said Mauricio Galindo, head of operations at the International Coffee Organization (ICO). The ICO’s March conference on global coffee...
Read MorePosted by Joey O'Gorman | Mar 27, 2013 | Economy
Colombia’s bond yields fell Wednesday, after the country’s central bank lowered borrowing costs by a “surprising” half a percentage point. Yields on peso bonds due in 2014 fell to 3.58% Wednesday morning,...
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