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* Caracas: Security Council should "review" Colombia * Venezuela: U.S. military presence is a threat to region UNITED NATIONS, Nov 25 (Reuters) - Venezuela urged the U.N. Security Council on Wednesday to review the long-running military conflict in... Full Article at Reuters Alert Net
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Sins of My Father is a portrait of the Colombian crime boss Pablo Escobar. Courtesy International Documentary Film Festival Though documentaries haven’t conquered even a small chunk of the box office, filmmakers are turning them out as never before. Full Article at The National Newspaper
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Police officers escort Colombian Juan Edison Salcedo Ibarra, an alleged member of Colombian drug cartel of Norte del Valle in Quito, Wednesday, Oct. 21, 2009. Salcedo Ibarra was detained Sunday in Manta, 260 kms, some 160 miles, southwest of Quito. View Photo »
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People are marginalised in large cities of our country. We're all suffering a humanitarian crisis. It's not true what [Secretary of State] Hillary Clinton says when she says in Colombia we're safe and live in peace. It's only for some, large landowners and the paramilitary; the rest are marginalised for...
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Gran Tierra Energy Appoints Julian Garcia as President of Gran Tierra Energy, Colombia
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Gran Tierra Energy Inc. (AMEX: GTE) has appointed Julian Garcia as President of Gran Tierra Energy, Colombia. He will lead the in-country operations team and manage exploration, production and new venture activities. Full Article at TransWorldNews
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Freddy Asprilla was on Frank Martin's radar long before he became a Wildcat. Kansas State recruited the 6-foot-10 Colombia native as a high school player, Martin said, but the circumstances weren't right. Full Article at CJOnline
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Latin American producers invited to submit projects in development
IJNet | International Journalists' NetworkHelping connect journalists with the opportunities and information they need to better themselves and raise journalism standards in their countries. Full Article at IJNet | International Journalists' Network
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Colombia's Radamel Falcao attends a training session in Medellin October 7, 2009. Colombia will face Chile in their 2010 world cup qualifying soccer match on October 10. View Photo »
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The unfounded allegations have been reviewed over the years by multiple courts in Colombia and most recently in the United States, as well as by the International Labor Organization, and outside law firms - all concluding that the Coca-Cola bottler employees in Colombia enjoy extensive, normal relations...
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U.S. Sen. Patrick Leahy is blasting Pres. Barack Obama's decision to refuse to sign a 10-year-old international treaty banning land mines. Full Article at Seven Days
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Nov. 25 (Bloomberg) -- Grupo de Inversiones Suramericana SA, the parent company of Colombia’s largest bank, sold 250 billion pesos ($126.5 million) of bonds in the local market, including the country’s first 40-year bond. Full Article at Bloomberg.com
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Police officers escort Colombian Juan Edison Salcedo Ibarra, an alleged member of Colombian drug cartel of Norte del Valle in Quito, Wednesday, Oct. 21, 2009. Salcedo Ibarra was detained Sunday in Manta, 260 kms, some 160 miles, southwest of Quito.
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Colombia's Radamel Falcao attends a training session in Medellin October 7, 2009. Colombia will face Chile in their 2010 world cup qualifying soccer match on October 10.
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Colombia's Giovani Moreno controls the ball during a training session in Medellin October 7, 2009. Colombia will face Chile in their 2010 world cup qualifying soccer match on October 10.
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Colombia's goalkeeper Oscar Cordoba attends a training session in Medellin October 7, 2009. Colombia will face Chile in their 2010 world cup qualifying soccer match on October 10.
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Colombia's national soccer team coach Eduardo Lara (L) gives instructions to his players during a training session in Medellin October 7, 2009. Colombia will face Chile in their 2010 World Cup qualifying soccer match on October 10.
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International team members Camilo Villegas (L) of Colombia watches as Robert Allenby of Australia putts on the fourth green during their practice round for the Presidents Cup golf tournament at Harding Park golf course in San Francisco, California, October 7, 2009.
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International team player Camilo Villegas, from Colombia, tees off during a practice round for the Presidents Cup golf matches Wednesday, Oct. 7, 2009, in San Francisco.
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Colombia's coach Eduardo Lara (L) looks at Hugo Rodallegas during a training session in Medellin October 6,2009. Colombia will face Chile on October 10 in their 2010 world cup qulifyng soccer match.
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Colombia's Vladimir Marin controls the ball during a training session in Medellin October 6, 2009. Colombia will face Chile in their 2010 World Cup qualifying soccer match on October 10.
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Colombian Defense Minister Gabriel Silva speaks during a news conference in Bogota October 6, 2009.
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Colombia's soccer player Radamel Falcao plays a ball during a training session in Medellin, Colombia, Tuesday, Oct. 6, 2009. Colombia will face Chile in a 2010 World Cup qualifying match on Oct. 10 in Medellin.
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Colombia's David Ospina, left, and Oscar Cordoba, right, leave the field at the end of a training session in Medellin, Colombia, Tuesday, Oct. 6, 2009. Colombia will face Chile in a 2010 World Cup qualifying match on Oct. 10 in Medellin.
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Colombia's soccer players Velmer Aguilar, left, and Ivan Ramiro Cordoba practice during a training session in Medellin, Colombia, Tuesday, Oct. 6, 2009. Colombia will face Chile in a 2010 World Cup qualifying match on Oct. 10 in Medellin.
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International Team members (L-R) Camilo Villegas of Colombia, Mike Weir of Canada and Yang Yong-eun of South Korea wait for a team group photo session to begin on a practice day for the Presidents Cup golf tournament in San Francisco, California. October 6, 2009.
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Colombia's soccer player Hugo Rodallega, left, practices as Colombia's soccer coach Eduardo Lara, right, observes during a training session in Medellin, Colombia, Tuesday, Oct. 6, 2009. Colombia will face Chile in a 2010 World Cup qualifying match on Oct. 10 in Medellin.
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JERSEY CITY, NJ - OCTOBER 06: Camilo Villegas of Colombia tees off the 18th hole during round two of The Barclays on August 28, 2009 at Liberty National in Jersey City, New Jersey.
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JERSEY CITY, NJ - OCTOBER 06: Camilo Villegas of Colombia tees off the 18th hole during round two of The Barclays on August 28, 2009 at Liberty National in Jersey City, New Jersey.
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International Team player Camilo Villegas, of Colombia, hits from the 12th tee as former President Bill Clinton, second from right, and PGA commissioner Tim Finchem, second from left, look on during a practice round at the Presidents Cup golf competition in San Francisco, Tuesday, Oct....
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Toluca's Bladimir Marin, of Colombia, gestures after missing a chance to score during a Mexican soccer league match against San Luis in Toluca, Mexico, Sunday Oct. 4, 2009.
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Toluca's Bladimir Marin, of Colombia, left, fights for the ball with San Luis' Ignacio Torres during a Mexican soccer league match in Toluca, Mexico, Sunday Oct. 4, 2009.
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Pachuca's Miguel Calero, of Colombia, celebrates after his team scored a goal against America at a Mexican soccer league match in Pachuca, Mexico, Saturday, Oct. 3, 2009.
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FC Porto's forward Radomel Falcao from Colombia reacts during with during the Group D UEFA Champions League football match against Atletico Madrid at the Dragao Stadium in Porto, on September 30, 2009. Porto won the match 2-0.
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FC Porto´s Colombian forward Radamel Falcao (R) celebrates with teammates midfielder Fredy Guarin from Colombia (up) and defender Jorge Fucile from Uruguay (L) after scoring against Atletico Madrid during the Group D UEFA Champions League football match at the Dragao Stadium in Porto, o...
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FC Porto´s forward Radomel Falcao from Colombia (C) celebrates after scoring the first goal against Atletico Madrid during the Group D UEFA Champions League football match at the Dragao Stadium in Porto, on September 30, 2009. Porto won the match 2-0.
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Colombia's Luis Nunez (16) dribbles past Mexico defender Paul Aguilar (18) in the second half of an international friendly soccer match Wednesday, Sept. 30, 2009, in Dallas. Colombia won 2-1.
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People are marginalised in large cities of our country. We're all suffering a humanitarian crisis. It's not true what [Secretary of State] Hillary Clinton says when she says in Colombia we're safe and live in peace. It's only for some, large landowners and the paramilitary; the rest are marginalised for...
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The unfounded allegations have been reviewed over the years by multiple courts in Colombia and most recently in the United States, as well as by the International Labor Organization, and outside law firms - all concluding that the Coca-Cola bottler employees in Colombia enjoy extensive, normal relations...
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They are widely perceived as the less corrupt, and they tend to have stability, free and regular elections and, in most cases, independent judiciaries and other effective systems of checks and balances. The second group is that of countries that are in the middle of the list, such as Brazil, Mexico, Col...
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to address the conflict between Colombia and Venezuela.
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Both Colombia and Mexico present excellent opportunities for StoneShield to acquire and explore projects set in highly prospective mineralized regions. While numerous opportunities are being presented to StoneShield in both countries, management is committed to finding the best projects available to max...
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The rating that Mexico got over the last few years, ahead of Brazil and ahead of Colombia and ahead of Peru, which was alright at the time, now seems a bit overblown
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We're the ones being attacked... but there's an imperial counterattack that in some cases manifests itself openly as in Colombia and Honduras
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We see the region as a big emerging growth market ... Brazil is untapped. We've seeded Argentina, Peru, Colombia, Venezuela and Mexico -- and now we're poised for growth there. The brand is primed for those areas, too, with cotton and bright colors.
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Don't make the mistake of ordering an open aggression against Venezuela using Colombia.
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The fellow republic of Venezuela will never hear any aggression from the people or the government of Colombia ... We will never restrict our frontier to our Venezuelan brothers.
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Mexico and Colombia plan to sell Samurai bonds, joining Poland and the Philippines in turning to Japanese investors for funding as governments grapple with budget deficits... 'The demand for Samurais is strong while the supply is running short,' said Tetsuo Ishihara, a senior credit analyst at at Mizuho...
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The Venezuelan army took down a sort of walkway, put up by the people who pass from Venezuela to Colombia
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The bulk of them at this time are exiting Venezuela and the border region with Colombia. If you look at the radar tracks you can only draw the conclusion that that is where the problem lies
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We have seen in Colombia a direct connection between Hezbollah activity and the narco-trafficking activity
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Moledina began operating a Ponzi scheme, borrowing large sums of money at exceptionally high rates of interest from friends and associates and telling them that he had contracts to purchase coffee beans from suppliers in Colombia, South America, and a contract to supply beans to the Folgers Coffee Compa...
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special guest ... This is about the entire hemisphere. This is about Venezuela, El Salvador, Bolivia, Colombia and Brazil and Cuba and the role that Mr. Shannon played . . . and the role he will play. We are burning the midnight oil here to make sure I'm doing the best job I can for 18 million Floridian...
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We believe strongly that the United States should continue to provide substantial assistance to Colombia's judicial system, focused upon the goal of reducing impunity, with special attention to extrajudicial executions, attacks and threats against human rights defenders and trade unionists, and violence...
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he wants to prevent Curacao from being dragged into what he predicts will be a future war between the US and Venezuela. The US has a number of military bases in Colombia, and Mr Wiels claims the country is intent on a confrontation with Venezuela's leftwing President Hugo Chavez.
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Ecuador has been alarmed by the decision of Colombia, with which it severed diplomatic relations in March 2008, to allow U.S. troops to use its bases.
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He has no job, a girlfriend in the Dominican Republic, a business in Cali, Colombia
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Currently we have 99,000 square kilometres of acreage under exploration in Oman, Yemen, Colombia, East Timor and Peru. RIL has also commenced drilling its first offshore exploratory well as an operator in the deep waters of Oman block 18. The average production from the Yemen’s Block nine has reached a ...
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I'll be fine ... At least I fell on my right side, so I'll have a set of bruises to match the ones on the left side from falling off in Colombia on the way to Alaska.
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Reliance will continue to accrue oil and gas properties overseas to add to existing assets in Oman, Yemen, Colombia, East Timor and Peru
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