Posted by Sarah Kinosian | Jul 27, 2012 | Economy
Non-traditional Colombian exports to the United States have grown 70% since a free trade agreement between the two countries went into effect since May 15, reported Caracol Radio Friday. Colombia’s Czar of International...
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Colombia’s prosecutor general offered security guarantees to a former peace commissioner charged with faking a FARC demobilization, so that he may to return to the country and continue the investigation. Luis Carlos Restrepo...
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An abandoned bus, apparently loaded with explosives, has been found blocking a road in central Colombia, Caracol Radio reported Friday. Authorities believe members of the FARC left the vehicle belonging to Cointrasur blocking...
Read MorePosted by Sarah Kinosian | Jul 26, 2012 | News
Colombia’s inspector general requested ex-senator Piedad Cordoba be investigated for urging an indigenous group in southwestern Colombia to rebel against the government. The Prosecutor General’s Office will investigate Cordoba...
Read MorePosted by Sarah Kinosian | Jul 23, 2012 | News
An alleged FARC attack in eastern Colombia injured policemen and one local government official. The guerillas reportedly threw grenades and fired shots at a police station in the municipality of Arauqita. According to initial...
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