We have started to collect the most important news related to Colombia in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Colombian Farc rebels raid a police station in Norte de Santander province, injuring eight, as the military leadership re-assesses its strategy against the guerrillas.
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The fossilised remains of a 20ft-long extinct species of crocodile are discovered in a mine in Colombia.
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Former Colombian intelligence chief Jorge Noguera is jailed for 25 years for collaborating with right-wing paramilitary groups.
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The US accuses four Venezuelan officials of helping Colombia's Farc rebels smuggle drugs and arms.
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President Juan Manuel Santos replaces Colombia's top military chiefs in a further shake-up of defence amid perceptions that security gains are being reversed.
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Juan Carlos Pinzon is sworn in as Colombia's new defence minister, with orders to give the "final blow" to the Farc rebels.
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Thirty-six suspects have been arrested in two operations against drug-trafficking in Colombia, President Juan Manuel Santos says.
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Colombia's Supreme Court reinstates a conviction for involvement in murder against former Justice Minister Alberto Santofimio who will now serve a sentence of 24 years in prison.
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Colombia's long task to identify conflict victims
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A new intelligence-sharing deal between Colombia and Honduras leads to the seizure of a plane laden with cocaine, officials from the two countries say.
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Colombian peace negotiator Piedad Cordoba leaves the country for an undisclosed location after receiving death threats.
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After a day of deadly attacks by left-wing Farc rebels, Colombian security officials meet to hammer out a new strategy to counter the guerrilla offensive.
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Colombian police say they have dealt Mexico's Sinaloa drug cartel a heavy blow by arresting a woman who allegedly laundered money for them.
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Colombian football coach Hernan Dario Gomez resigns after reportedly striking a woman outside a Bogota bar on Saturday.
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The ex-treasurer of Indonesia's biggest political party is arrested in Colombia after weeks on the run following corruption claims.
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Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos sets out new tactics against rebel forces who are increasingly resorting to small hit-and-run attacks.
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Colombia cashes in on its .co domain
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Bernardo Moreno, a senior aide to former Colombian President Alvaro Uribe, is facing prosecution for allegedly organising illegal surveillance.
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One of salsa music's most famous names - the singer, Joe Arroyo - has died in Colombia aged 55, after a long illness.
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No other city in Latin America does car free Sundays as well as Bogota, when many streets are given only to pedestrians, skaters and cyclists.
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The BBC talks to people in Russia, Pakistan and Colombia, about the impact of the phone hacking scandal in Britain.
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Colombia's air force bombs a suspected arms factory operated by left-wing Farc guerrillas, killing four militants, the government says.
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A Colombian army colonel is jailed for 21 years for his role in the "false positives" scandal - the murder of civilians portrayed as rebels killed in combat.
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Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos says troops will destroy houses used by guerrillas after rebels attack several towns, leaving at least three dead and many injured.
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More than a dozen prisoners, some believed to be dangerous, are on the run in southwestern Colombia after breaking out of jail in the city of Tumaco.
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Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos condemns Farc rebel attacks on five towns, which have left at least three people dead and many more injured.
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A court in the United States has sentenced a Colombian man who ran a financial pyramid scheme to nine years in prison for money laundering.
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The amount of cocaine seized in a Colombian naval operation is found to be a tiny fraction of the 12 tonnes originally estimated, officials say.
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A Colombian court has sentenced eight soldiers to 60 years each in jail for killing civilians and claiming they were left-wing guerrillas.
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The leader of Colombia's Farc rebel group escaped an army raid on his camp by a matter of hours, President Juan Manuel Santos announces.
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A key witness in a court case investigating links between Colombian politicians and right-wing paramilitaries has been shot dead, officials say.
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