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Colombia
Wall Street Journal:
Colombia's president can set a democratic example by saying no. (Read More)
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BBC:
Colombia accuses neighbouring Venezuela of blowing up two pedestrian bridges on its shared border. (Read More)
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BBC:
Colombia accuses neighbouring Venezuela of blowing up two pedestrian bridges on its shared border. (Read More)
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Civil Engineering,
Spanish Speakers / Hablo Espanol
Topic:
Bridges
The Huffington Post | Full News Feed:
Many know Shakira for her Latin-inspired pop songs and hip gyrations. But the singer was subdued and earnest in a recent op-ed in the Economist, where she called for government support for the Global Fund for Education in 201 (Read More)
Wall Street Journal:
LOS ANGELES (MarketWatch) -- The Colombian government is planning to sell as much as 15% of state-controlled oil firm Ecopetrol SA in a move to finance road construction and other projects, according to a Dow Jones Newswires (Read More)
Huffington Post:
By Andrew Hudson, Manager Human Rights Defenders ProgramAll signs pointed to the release of Carmelo Agamez Berrio, a well known Colombian human rights activist, who has been unjustly detained for almost a year in Sucre. He ha (Read More)
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BBC:
Colombia returns four Venezuelan national guard members in a gesture of "affection" between the troubled neighbours. (Read More)
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Un News,
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Wall Street Journal:
Colombia's top electoral body ruled that millions of signatures endorsing a referendum on President Uribe's second re-election bid are invalid, dealing a major setback to the president's bid for a third term. (Read More)
Huffington Post:
This Thursday, a butterfly vivarium was inaugurated in Colombia. The vivarium holds 500 butterflies of over 20 species, and is intended to spread awareness about the country's biodiversity. Most importantly, the photos are BE (Read More)
Financial Times:
The political crisis in the violent region has hit businesses and people hard. (Read More)
L.A. Times - Latin America:
Experts say the power outage that affected tens of millions was inevitable given the aging infrastructure. Reporting from Bogota, Colombi (Read More)
New York Times:
The offensive by guerrillas of the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia took place in the southwest part of the country that officials say the guerrillas use for cocaine smuggling.
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New York Times:
The soldiers came under mortar attack by about 100 rebels from the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, or FARC, while patrolling Monday night, according to the Colombian military.
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www.ft.com:
Hugo Chávez should call off mobilisation plans. Colombia and the US should respond with guarantees that the bases will be used to battle insurgents and drug trafficking within Colombian territory. (Read More)
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