Posted by Parker Crooks | Mar 21, 2013 | News
Colombia’s constitutional court on Wednesday granted compensation to a woman who was imprisoned in the home of a former military official for 12 years working as a domestic slave. The woman, referred to as...
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Colombia’s national soccer team looks to advance to second place in the South American group World Cup qualifiers when they take on Bolivia Friday, March 22. The Colombian selection will face off against seventh-ranked...
Read MorePosted by Parker Crooks | Mar 20, 2013 | News
One retired and five active police officers were arrested Tuesday for allegedly taking part in a 1996 massacre that left six suspected FARC rebels dead. A prosecutor issued the arrest warrant for the six officers, for their...
Read MorePosted by Parker Crooks | Mar 20, 2013 | zSports
Colombian soccer player Radamel Falcao should have inspiration for his upcoming World Cup qualifier matches after being idolized as a “Tiger on the loose” in a new song released on Tuesday. The song...
Read MorePosted by Parker Crooks | Mar 19, 2013 | News
A new Kindergarten opened on Tuesday in one of the poorest areas of Colombia’s capital, Bogota, signifying the first step in Mayor Gustavo Petro’s plan to help 270,000 young children in the city. The plan proposed by...
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