We have started to collect the most important news related to Colombia in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Colombia's President Uribe softens the terms for the release of 24 police and soldiers being held by Marxist rebels.
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Colombian officials show seized video footage of 10 soldiers and policemen held captive by Farc rebels for up to 11 years.
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Colombia co-ordinates protests against Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez across Latin America using the internet.
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Jailed dissidents in Cuba voice support for a controversial peace concert this month in Havana by Colombian star Juanes.
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Colombia's lower house passes a bill paving the way for President Alvaro Uribe to seek a third term in office if he decides to.
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Footage of nine hostages kidnapped by Colombian rebels is given to their families as proof of life by a senator involved in mediation efforts.
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Colombian President Alvaro Uribe is diagnosed with swine flu, two days after attending a regional summit.
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South American leaders condemn US plans to increase its military presence in Colombia at an emergency summit in Argentina.
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Twelve indigenous people were massacred by hooded men in a Colombian area notorious for its cocaine trade, officials say.
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Colombian rock singer Juanes is going ahead with a peace concert in Cuba despite receiving threats, his manager says.
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Brazil's leader calls on the US president to meet regional leaders to calm fears about the US military presence in Colombia.
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Colombian authorities arrest an ex-head of the secret police over the 1989 killing of presidential candidate Luis Carlos Galan.
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US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton seeks to calm fears over a planned deal with Colombia over access to its military bases.
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Video apparently filmed by Colombian rebels emerges of a soldier and police officer, who are among a group of 23 hostages.
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Colombian President Alvaro Uribe meets local leaders in the border town of Cucuta, where a row with Venezuela is hitting trade.
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Colombia says it has struck a deal to allow the US to use its military bases, despite concerns in some South American nations.
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South American leaders express fresh concerns over Colombian plans to grant US troops access to its military bases.
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President Hugo Chavez accuses Colombia of carrying out a military incursion into Venezuela, a charge Colombia denies.
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Venezuela is sending its ambassador back to Colombia following a diplomatic row, President Hugo Chavez says.
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Bolivian President Morales accuses Colombia of betraying Latin America with its plan to let US troops use military bases there.
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Colombia's president receives tacit support from Brazil for his plans to allow US troops to use Colombian bases.
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