Posted by Samuel Thomson | Apr 11, 2011 | News
The exiled former director of DAS, Maria del Pilar Hurtado, is suing the Colombian government for $275,500 for the inspector general’s decision to ban her from holding political office for 18 years. According to Radio Nacional...
Read MorePosted by Samuel Thomson | Apr 11, 2011 | News
Colombian authorities have captured Pablo Emilio Rodriguez, alias “Manuel,” the man believed to have assumed control of financing operations for the FARC’s Eastern Bloc after last year’s death of...
Read MorePosted by Samuel Thomson | Apr 8, 2011 | Economy
The International Monetary fund (IMF) welcomed Colombia’s interest in a new flexible credit line of $6.1 billion to protect the Andean nation’s growing economy from external risks, U.S financial news service Bloomberg...
Read MorePosted by Samuel Thomson | Apr 8, 2011 | Economy
Colombia is seeking to invest $200 million to expand the internet and other telecommunication services to businesses and consumers, the Washington Post reported Thursday. In a meeting in Washington to promote his ‘Vive Digital’...
Read MorePosted by Samuel Thomson | Apr 8, 2011 | News
Prosecutors solicited charges against ex-congressman Teodolindo Avendaño for allegedly falsifying documents to hide an illegal campaign contribution from disgraced ex-congresswoman Yidis Medina, El Espectador reported Friday....
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