Venezuela captures Colombian fugitive wanted for links to rightist militias
Venezuela captures wanted Colombian fugitive Colombia’s top cop: Escobar’s son directly involved in drug lord’s crimes
Escobar son accused in Medellin cartel crimes Venezuela military chief says Colombia was wrong to detain soldiers
Venezuela: Colombia detained troops illegally Colombia intelligence chief: Crowd attacks officers, frees suspected FARC supporter from cuffs
Colombia: Mob attacks intel agents, frees suspect Colombia detains 4 Venezuelan national guard troops, plans repatriation to calm relations
Colombia to return Venezuela national guard troops Love parfait: Colombian cooking concocts dessert with passion fruit _ and Viagra
Colombia chef school concocts dessert with Viagra Venezuela’s Chavez lashes out at US-Colombia military deal, calling it a threat
Opposition leader: Venezuela government letting Colombian rebels operate freely along border
Chavez foe: Venezuela a refuge for Colombia rebels Colombia reports seizure of $19 million in counterfeit US currency in 2009; big rise from 2008
Colombia seizes $19M in forged US bills in 2009 Brazil, US urge dialogue after Venezuela’s Chavez talks of possible war with Colombia
Brazil, US urge talks in Venezuela, Colombia spat Colombian government says 9 soldiers killed in combat with FARC rebels
Colombia: 9 soldiers killed in clash with rebels Clergy in the crossfire: Mexico’s bishops seek answers to drug violence at home, from abroad
Mexican clergy seek global help as violence grows Chavez warns Colombia, US against possible aggression against Venezuela more images AP interview: 15 years after Pablo Escobar’s death, son comes forward, asks forgiveness
AP interview: Pablo Escobar’s son asks forgiveness Explosions of anti-personnel mines kill 3 adults, wound 2 children in Colombian family
3 Colombians die in anti-personnel mine blasts Toronto awarded 2015 Pan American Games, beating out Bogota and Lima
Toronto awarded 2015 Pan American Games GUADALAJARA, Mexico — The 2015 Pan American Games are going to Toronto. Venezuela sends 15,000 troops to Colombia border as tensions between the two counties increase
Venezuela sends 15,000 troops to Colombia border Tropical Storm Ida forms in Caribbean, warnings in effect for parts of Colombia, Nicarauga
Tropical Storm Ida forms in southwest Caribbean Venezuela detains suspect in slayings of 2 National Guard troops near Colombian border
Man detained in killings of 2 Venezuelan soldiers Venezuela says 2 National Guard soldiers shot to death near border with Colombia
Venezuela says 2 troops slain near Colombia border In Latin America, voters granting leaders more time in office to effect real change
Alabama Gov. Riley leaves Monday for economic development trip to Colombia
Ala. gov travels to Colombia for trade mission Agreement signed to expand US military use of Colombian bases
Pact signed to expand US use of Colombia bases Chavez says 2 Colombian agents captured in Venezuela, will be tried on espionage charges
Chavez: Colombian agents captured in Venezuela Federal appeals court rules for Miami lawyer charged with laundering Colombian drug money
Fed court: No drug money case against Fla. lawyer Venezuela accuses Colombians of spying while helping investigate killings of 10 men on border
Venezuela accuses Colombia of spying in slay probe Venezuela says 10 slayings could be Colombian conflict spilling across border
Venezuela ups border security after 10 slayings Colombian man with links to pyramid scheme deported to US on money-laundering chargesCARACAS, Venezuela — A Colombian man with links to a pyramid scheme that bilked Colombians out of hundreds of millions of dollars was deported by Venezuela on Thursday to the United States, where he is wanted on money-laundering charges. Miami judge sentences reputed Colombian cocaine kingpin Diego Montoya 45 years in prisonMIAMI — A top Colombian kingpin who shipped billions of dollars worth of cocaine to the United States and ran a private army was sentenced Wednesday to 45 years in prison. Prosecutor reopens prelim probe into Colombian VP’s meetings with far-right militiasBOGOTA — Colombia’s acting chief prosecutor is reopening a preliminary investigation into Vice President Francisco Santos over meetings the politician held with far-right militia leaders as a journalist. |
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