Excerpts from this story referencing "Colombia":
"… rmed groups that combat guerrilla forces has made this municipality in the Colombia Plains Region into a mere ghost town though it was once a center of subver …"
"… own though it was once a center of subversive influence of the FARC ( "The Colombian Revolutionary Armed Forces"), that country's oldest guerrilla group. Fear …"
"… re, there are even more questions about what really happened in Mapiripan. Colombia’s Civil Aeronautics Board confirms that on July 12, an Aerolinea Selva a …"
"… ane (Reg. No. HK-3993) left Los Cedros Airport in the northeastern part of Colombia en route to San Jose del Guaviare in the country’s southeastern region, …"
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"… r Force Base in California. AirScan also has contracts in the war zones of Colombia and Angola, where it guards oil pipelines for U.S. companies, and is part …"
"… ines for U.S. companies, and is part of the U.S. anti-drug operation, Plan Colombia.Most recently, three AirScan pilots were sought for questioning by the Col …"
"… bia.Most recently, three AirScan pilots were sought for questioning by the Colombian attorney-general for their role in providing intelligence to the Colombia …"
"… Colombian attorney-general for their role in providing intelligence to the Colombians before the Colombian air force bombed the village of Santa Domingo on De …"
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"… n the Andes.But the final blow appeared to be Montesinos double-dealing in Colombia. In what is surely among the most embarrassing turns in post-Cold War U.S. …"
"… an arms deal that sent at least 10,000 AK-47 assault rifles from Jordan to Colombia’s leftist FARC guerrillas, collectively public enemy number one in the U …"
"… main target of Washington’s $1.3 billion counternarcotics aid package to Colombia.Montesinos had long been fingered as corrupted by drug money, although man …"
"… ms deals with Peru. When the CIA learned of Montesinos double-dealing with Colombia’s FARC guerrillas, according to U.S. and Peruvian sources, it decided to …"
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"… sure to investigate alleged links between elite U.S. military trainers and Colombian forces implicated in a 1997 civilian massacre, have confirmed that they t …"
"… terminding the attack.With a $1.6 billion counternarcotics aid package for Colombia making its way through the U.S. Congress, there is increased scrutiny over …"
"… over whether U.S. military assistance has been or could be turned against Colombian civilians in that country’s decades-long civil war.In November 1997, Co …"
"… idents of Mapiripán, a village in the coca-growing region of southeastern Colombia, were killed over a five-day period by suspected paramilitary forces alleg …"
Excerpts from this story referencing "Colombia":
"… ld have done so but for the “quick actions” of the Canadian-led lobby. Colombia was “under siege” by anti-asbestos forces but the combined efforts of …"
Excerpts from this story referencing "Colombia":
"… untries that include the United States, Canada, Ukraine, Mexico, Peru, and Colombia to take Celebrex, naproxen, or ibuprofen. Neither patients nor their docto …"
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Excerpts from this story referencing "Colombia":
"… ion in Washington state. Other cigs came from the Philippines, Mexico, and Colombia. Authorities also seized cases of Vaquero Little Cigars, produced by North …"
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"… n up. Mara Christina Caballero, Ignacio Gomez and Mara Jimena Duzn Senz of Colombia have all separately fled their country because of death threats related to …"
"… this year, led by ICIJ director Maud Beelman, reporters in four countries (Colombia, England, Australia and the United States) on four continents worked toget …"
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"… il’s industry trade group, while Ana Avila looked at those in Mexico and Colombia. And Murali Krishnan and Shantanu Guha Ray dug into the finances of India …"
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"… d.FAST FACT: State-identified terrorist safe havens include Venezuela, the Colombia border region, Lebanon, Iraq, Yemen, Somalia, Afghanistan, Pakistan and th …"
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