Posted by Miriam Wells | Mar 7, 2012 | News
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) granted a two-year reprieve of deportation to Colombian-born high school student Daniela Pelaez, said international media Wednesday. The ICE decision comes after more than 2,600 of...
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An investigation into Colombian Vice-President Angelino Garzon’s alleged ties to the FARC has been dropped due to lack of evidence, said the Prosecutor General Wednesday. The Supreme Court was told there were neither...
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A bus driver in the north of Colombia had the genius idea of teaching his kid to drive on public transit, local newspaper El Universal reported. Passengers travelling in a bus by the local Metrocar company in the Caribbean...
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A kidnapped oil worker released by guerrillas Tuesday said the army did not help him or his fellow hostages despite being only 150 yards away from where they were being held. Javier Muñoz, one of a group of workers kidnapped by...
Read MorePosted by Miriam Wells | Mar 6, 2012 | Lite
A Cartagena police branch have taken crime fighting back to basics, using a ramshackle hut as their headquarters. The flimsy structure, in the El Socorro neighborhood of the Caribbean coastal city, has received the dubious honor...
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