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President Clinton tees off in Colombia Bill Clinton became the first current or former US President to take part in a Tour event Pro-Am when he teed up at this week’s Pacific Rubiales Colombia Championship on the PGA Nationwide Tour. Dressed in white wit
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Drug Legalization: Why military hawks are leading drug legalization debate in Latin America
Humanitarian NewsCSMonitor.com: 'If you were to place Felipe Calderon, Juan Manuel Santos, and Otto Perez Molina on the hemisphere's outdated left-right ideological spectrum, all three are well on the right side of the center line. All three are pro-military and all thre
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Colombia's President Juan Manuel Santos receives the national flag during an official ceremony at Tolemaida army base in this photo taken on December 23, 2011. Colombia is redesigning its fight against Marxist guerrillas, making the destruction of key... View Photo »
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The FARC is designing a complete strategy to counter the problem of lack of financing ... due to the blows to their funding sources, especially drug trafficking. One of the orders was to sell cattle to get more resources
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The views expressed are the author's own. If you were to place Felipe Calderon, Juan Manuel Santos, and Otto Perez Molina on the hemisphere's outdated left-right ideological spectrum,
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14/02/2012 - 10:25:42 Guatemala's leader says America's inability to cut illegal drug consumption leaves his country with no option but to consider legalising their use and transport. President Otto Perez Molina's comments are a remarkable turnaround for
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U.S. inability to cut illegal drug consumption leaves Guatemala with no option but to consider legalizing the use and transport of drugs, President Otto Perez said Monday, a remarkable turnaround for an ex-general elected on a platform of crushing organi
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Former U.S. President Bill Clinton (L) prepares for a shot as Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos looks on (R) during an exhibition golf match in Bogota February 15, 2012. View Photo »
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Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos Talks with TIME.
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President Otto Pérez Molina will meet on Monday with El Salvador's President Mauri
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Guatemala's President Otto Pérez Molina answers a question during a news conference with El Salvador's President Mauricio Funes, where they addressed issues related to regional security and how to coordinate their fight against organized crime in Guatema
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