Posted by Stephen Manker | Jun 14, 2011 | News
Colombians who are displaced by violence cannot be obliged to provide military service, a court ruled Monday. The court came to the ruling in the case of a young man who suffers from bipolar disorder and is the only son of a...
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The director for the National Institute of Concessions (INCO) resigned Monday after hitting a pedestrian while allegedly driving under the influence of alcohol. According to Caracol Radio, Maria Ines Agudelo Valencia was driving...
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Colombia’s National Health Institute dismissed Monday any link between the E. coli bacteria found in Colombia and the strain that has thus far caused 35 deaths in Europe. The director for the National Health Institute,...
Read MorePosted by Stephen Manker | Jun 13, 2011 | News
Colombia’s agriculture minister expects most difficulties returning stolen land to displaced farmers in the north and northeast of Colombia. The minister told W Radio that the most dangerous areas to restore land are Urabá...
Read MorePosted by Stephen Manker | Jun 13, 2011 | News
Doctors have identified the E. Coli bacteria in a man from Colombia’s northern Cordoba department Sunday. The patient is awaiting test results to learn which of the numerous strains of E. Coli he might be carrying....
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