Bottom Line Up FrontProtests in Colombia, South America’s oldest democracy, have been relatively under reported upon in the international media.The [...]
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Bottom Line Up FrontThe protests in Colombia are driven by myriad issues—corruption, stagnant wages, grievances related to human rights, and a [...]
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Bottom Line Up FrontThe protests in Colombia are driven by myriad issues—corruption, stagnant wages, grievances related to human rights, and a [...]
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Bottom Line Up FrontShortly after being released from prison, Seuxis Pausias Hernandez, a former commander of the Revolutionary Armed Forces of [...]
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Bottom Line Up FrontShortly after being released from prison, Seuxis Pausias Hernandez, a former commander of the Revolutionary Armed Forces of [...]
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Bottom Line Up FrontOn January 19, a car bomb exploded in Londonderry, Northern Ireland, believed to be the work of the New IRA.On January 17, the [...]
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Bottom Line Up FrontOn January 19, a car bomb exploded in Londonderry, Northern Ireland, believed to be the work of the New IRA.On January 17, the [...]
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After the surprising results of the Colombian peace referendum on Sunday night, both the government of Colombia and the FARC must try again to reach [...]
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Colombia’s pollsters, who are usually pretty accurate predictors of vote results, didn’t foresee this. Public opinion surveys showed a clear majority [...]
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The unexpected vote in Colombia to reject the peace deal with the FARC has left the country in shock and its leaders scrambling to determine a path [...]
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On Sunday, Colombians were called upon by their government to answer a simple question, “Do you support the final agreement to end the conflict and [...]
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The Colombian government and the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC) guerrillas this week signed an historic ceasefire, bringing the two [...]
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My name is Pedro José Arenas Garcia. I am a former Colombian congressman and the director of the Observatory on Growers and Crops Declared Illicit in [...]
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In 1992, Peru produced an estimated 60 percent of the world’s cocaine. At one time, cocaine production was the largest industry in the country, at 17 [...]
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For a very long time, the word that most often followed a mention of Colombia was cocaine. Colombia was the world’s largest producer of the illicit [...]
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The government of president Juan Manuel Santos and the FARC (Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia) have been negotiating in Havana, Cuba for the [...]
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In light of the announcement by Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos of a signed peace deal between the government of Colombia and the FARC, The [...]
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Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos will not be pressured into signing a final peace agreement with the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia [...]
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Since 1982, Colombia’s government and the FARC guerrilla group have sat down to negotiate four times. This attempt appears to be the one that will [...]
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