Posted by Tom Heyden | Jun 14, 2011 | News
Colombia has begun transferring power to Venezuela to help alleviate its neighbor’s energy supply problems amidst blackouts and shortages, El Espectador reported Tuesday. Venezuela has recently been enduring energy...
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Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos assured business representatives of some 23 Latin American Chambers of Commerce that Colombia is “firm and constant” in its commitment to free trade, according to a Tuesday...
Read MorePosted by Tom Heyden | Jun 13, 2011 | News
Colombian police said Monday they have captured the military chief of neo-paramilitary group “Los Paisas,” who had a $140,000 reward on his head. Jesus Maria Mosquera Mosquera, alias “Sangre” allegedly...
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A Colombian police report has claimed to shed light on the appalling treatment of women within the FARC, detailing forced sexual obligations, forced abortions and the spread of sexual diseases, newspaper El Tiempo reported...
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Former President Alvaro Uribe has admitted that he recommended Maria del Pilar Hurtado, the allegedly corrupt ex-DAS director currently protected in Panama despite Colombian extradition requests, to seek asylum due to a...
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