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We have started to collect the most important news related to Colombia in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos sets a deadline of November 2013 for peace talks with the Farc rebels to clinch a deal.
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Colombian singer Shakira is sued for $100m by her former boyfriend and business manager, who claims he is responsible for making her a global superstar.
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The Colombian government and Farc rebels conclude the first stage of peace talks in Cuba and will resume their negotiations on 5 December.
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NicaraguaColombia announces it will no longer recognise the world court, following last week's decision to redraw the maritime border with Nicaragua.
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Farc rebels in Colombia admit carrying out an attack a day after their leadership declared a truce, blaming poor media coverage for their lack of information.
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Members of Colombia's Farc rebel group currently holding peace talks with the government say they are "highly optimistic" about the outcome.
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ChinaMarxist rebel group Farc free four Chinese oil workers they had held for 17 months, days after peace talks with the Colombian government begin.
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NicaraguaThe UN's top court rules that several Caribbean islets belong to Colombia but expands a disputed maritime border in favour of Nicaragua.
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Colombia's left-wing Farc rebels have declared a unilateral two-month ceasefire as they start peace talks with government negotiators.
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Colombia's left-wing Farc rebels declare a unilateral two-month ceasefire as they begin landmark peace talks with the government.
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CubaColombia's left-wing Farc rebels announce a unilateral Christmas ceasefire, on the first day of peace talks in Cuba.
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Three men are arrested on suspicion of killing 10 Colombian farm workers in an attack suspected to have been ordered by a jailed gang leader.
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Peace talks between the Colombian government and Farc rebels are put back until Monday, with both sides citing "technical" issues.
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United States, 
VenezuelaVenezuela announces the arrest of suspected Colombian drug dealer Jorge Milton Cifuentes Villa, for whose capture the US was offering $5m.
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In one of the worst targeted killings in Colombia for years, 10 farm workers are shot dead by gunmen thought to be part of an extortion racket.
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ArgentinaArgentine police arrest suspected Urabenos gang leader Henry de Jesus Lopez, one of Colombia's most wanted drug dealers.
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Six Colombian police officers are killed in an ambush by suspected Farc rebels, officials say.
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Hundreds of people flock to a remote part of Colombia after workers repairing a mountain road unearth emerald deposits.
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Colombia's military weighs what peace might mean
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NorwayThe Colombian army says five soldiers have been killed by Farc rebels, in their first major attack since peace talks were launched in Oslo.
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Chile, 
FranceShares in Carrefour gain almost 7% after the French retail giant announced the sale of its Colombian business to Chile's Cencosud for 2bn euros.
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NorwayNegotiators from the Colombian government and left-wing Farc rebels set the stage for their first direct talks for a decade, addressing reporters in Norway.
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NorwayPeace negotiators representing the Colombian government and Farc rebels are in Norway to begin their first direct talks in a decade.
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Talks have begun between the Colombian government and Farc rebels in an attempt to end nearly 50 years of conflict.
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Negotiators for the Colombia government and the Farc rebels set off separately for the launch of landmark peace talks in Norway.
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Cautious hopes for Colombia's peace talks
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Colombia's president apologises for the devastation of indigenous communities by the rush to exploit rubber in the Amazon 100 years ago.
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A Colombian paramilitary leader arrested earlier this year says he participated in a massacre of villagers in the east of the country in 1997.
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Doctors say President Juan Manuel Santos is recovering in Bogota after a successful operation for prostate cancer.
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Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos says he has prostate cancer and will undergo surgery to remove a tumour on Wednesday.
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Australia, 
Ecuador, 
United KingdomTwo women tourists kidnapped in north-eastern Ecuador while visiting a nature reserve near the border with Colombia are freed.
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