Posted by Tim Hinchliffe | Oct 25, 2011 | News
A Washington court on Tuesday dismissed a lawsuit from a U.S. company seeking multibillion-dollar compensation from Colombia over rights to the Spanish gold ship “San Jose,” which sank off the coast of Colombia in...
Read MorePosted by Tim Hinchliffe | Oct 25, 2011 | News
Colombia’s National Registry of Civil Status migrated to a U.S. server on Monday, making any hacking attempt a federal crime against the American state. The National Registry of Civil Status has employed American company...
Read MorePosted by Tim Hinchliffe | Oct 24, 2011 | News
Approximately 4,000 employees of Colombia’s Pacific Rubiales oil company went on strike Monday after labor and wage negotiations failed. “Negotiations between Pacific Rubiales Energy and the USO (Sindical Obreras...
Read MorePosted by Tim Hinchliffe | Oct 24, 2011 | Economy
Colombia’s foreign-led Angostura and La Colosa mining projects have been delayed due to environmental concerns. Canadian based mining company Eco Oro (formerly Greystar) announced that it will develop the Angostura gold...
Read MorePosted by Tim Hinchliffe | Oct 24, 2011 | News
Colombia’s government announced Monday it has deployed senior officials to oversee security for over 70 at-risk municipalities for Sunday’s local elections. Interior Minister German Vargas Lleras told press that...
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