Posted by Matt Snyder | Aug 3, 2011 | Economy
A report listed the U.S., Mexico, and France as the top sources of foreign direct investment in Colombia, economic magazine Portafolio reported Tuesday. Colombia’s Superintendency of Businesses published the report which...
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Authorities in the southwest of Colombia have agreed to honor the demands of a sex strike last week organized by 300 women in a small town in southern Colombia. For 38 days, 300 women in the town of Barbacoas have participated...
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The Colombian capital Bogota still serves as a destination city for human trafficking, newspaper El Tiempo reported Wednesday based on a study by the U.N. According to the newspaper, most of the trafficking took the form of...
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Homicides in Colombia were down 1.46% in 2010 compared to the previous year, the country’s coroner’s office announces. The office reported that there were 17,459 murders in Colombia in 2010. The institute paid...
Read MorePosted by Matt Snyder | Aug 3, 2011 | News
Colombia’s Conservative Party has proposed a constitutional amendment that would ban abortion without exception, Caracol Radio reported Wednesday. The amendment would alter Colombia’s 1991 constitution which...
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