We have started to collect the most important news related to Colombia in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
The leader of Colombia's ELN rebel group appeals to the country's largest, the Farc, to end fighting between them.
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Colombian security forces arrest 112 suspected members of one of the country's most powerful drugs cartels.
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Colombia's senate overwhelmingly supports a referendum on allowing President Alvaro Uribe a third term.
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Colombian Defence Minister Juan Manuel Santos stands down ahead of a possible bid for the presidency.
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The first man ever to be extradited from Colombia has admitted money laundering, at Southwark Crown Court.
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Seven Colombian soldiers die in an ambush by Farc rebels, seen as evidence that the left-wing group is not a spent force.
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Shocking murder allegations against Colombian military
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An attack by left-wing Farc rebels in Colombia leaves at least eight soldiers dead, Colombian officials say.
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A Colombian drug trafficker implicated in the export of hundreds of tonnes of cocaine to the US is jailed for 30 years by a Miami court.
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Diego Murillo, leader of a Colombian right-wing paramilitary group, is jailed for 31 years in the US for drug trafficking.
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Colombian authorities have arrested the country's most wanted drug lord, "Don Mario", the government says.
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At least 29 people die in Colombia as drug traffickers fight over a mafia group set up by Pablo Escobar of the Medellin cartel.
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Colombia's president says he is willing to talk to Farc rebels, but only if they respect a ceasefire and stop "criminal activities".
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A Colombian man appears in court accused of raping his daughter and fathering several children with her.
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Colombia's Farc leftist rebel group frees a 69-year-old Swedish man held for two years and said to their last foreign hostage.
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Venezuela's President Chavez criticises the Colombian defence minister, calling him a threat to the region.
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Colombian is to free two former leftist guerrillas who have renounced violence and intend to work for peace.
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Pop queen Shakira goes back to roots to help children
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Colombia's Farc rebels: fading force or still a threat?
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Colombian soldiers find a network of well-equipped caves used by the Farc guerrilla movement deep in the country's jungle.
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Colombian forces ambush Farc rebels, killing 10 and capturing another eight, among them a notorious rebel kidnapper.
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Ingrid Betancourt, held by Farc rebels in Colombia, was selfish in captivity, say three fellow hostages in a new book.
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