We have started to collect the most important news related to Colombia in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Colombia says it will continue to evict indigenous protest groups from farms, after a boy is killed during an operation.
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Colombia's government says it could extend the deadline for right-wing paramilitaries to demobilise.
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A Colombian court clears the way for President Alvaro Uribe to stand for re-election next year.
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A disabled Colombian man who hijacked an aircraft in his wheelchair is sentenced to eight years of house arrest.
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At least 7,500 people are ordered to leave their homes near a volcano in Colombia amid fears it will erupt.
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Colombia's right-wing paramilitaries have agreed to resume disarmament, the interior minister says.
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A Colombian congressman who strongly supported the peace process with the paramilitaries dies in a helicopter crash.
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Colombia's second largest rebel group says it is prepared to discuss the terms of a possible peace process.
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One of Colombia's largest volcanoes erupts, spewing huge amounts of ash and sulphur fumes.
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Colombian President Alvaro Uribe officially announces he will stand for a second term in office next May.
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At least 2,000 fighters and a leader of Colombia's main right-wing paramilitary group give up their weapons.
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Colombia's second-largest rebel group is in Cuba for talks with the government on a possible peace process.
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Colombia says - in a policy reversal - that it is ready to pull back troops to facilitate hostage talks with rebels.
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Colombian rebel and government officials begin talks in Cuba hosted by Gabriel Garcia Marquez.
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Colombia's government and the country's ELN rebels agree to meet again in January after five days of talks in Cuba.
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A former Colombian minister is charged with instigating the murder of a presidential candidate in 1989.
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Suspected left-wing rebels ambush and kill 24 soldiers guarding coca destruction efforts in south Colombia.
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Colombia's president vows to destroy every coca plant in the region where 29 soldiers were killed by rebels.
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President Uribe calls for more help from foreign countries in the battle against Colombia's drugs trade.
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Farc rebels in Colombia dash hopes of an exchange of hostages for prisoners under the current President Alvaro Uribe.
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About 2,600 Colombian paramilitaries take part in the biggest disarmament drive of the peace process so far.
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