Colombia
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ANALYSIS
Colombian Amazon Rainforest Pays When Coca Routes Move Like Water
In the Colombian Amazon rainforest, the damage goes beyond just fallen trees. A U.N. agency warns that drug cultivation and…
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AMERICAS
Colombia’s Bogota Cemetery Turns Into an Archive Where Missing Names Wait
Under a white tent at Bogotá's Cementerio del Sur, forensic teams carefully lay out bones on kraft paper, trying to…
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LIFE
Venezuelan Lives in Colombian Streets Shift After Maduro’s Sudden Capture
In Cúcuta, a former homeless Venezuelan waters park worker is wearing a green uniform. In Bogotá, delivery couriers check their…
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ANALYSIS
Colombia Faces Epstein Files Storm as Pastrana Silence Becomes Policy
Newly declassified U.S. Justice Department emails and files in the Jeffrey Epstein case are rippling into Colombia again, reviving questions…
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ANALYSIS
Colombia Minimum Wage Fight Turns Courtrooms into Campaign Stages Again
On Jan. 1, Colombia’s new minimum wage landed on pay stubs and spreadsheets alike. Now a court has paused the…
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SPORTS
Colombian World Cup Travel Hits Visa Bottlenecks and Mexico Border Profiling
Colombia's 2026 World Cup group schedule splits matches between Mexico and the United States, forcing fans into two immigration systems…
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ECONOMY
Colombian Roses Power Valentine Exports and a Quiet Women’s Workforce
Before a Valentine bouquet lands in a vase abroad, it begins in cold, humid rows where Colombian women cut roses…
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BUSINESS AND FINANCE
Panama Odebrecht Trial Nears Verdict as Martinelli Seeks Final Word
Panama's Odebrecht corruption trial is entering its final phase this week, with closing arguments due to wrap by February 13…
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ANALYSIS
Colombia Tiger Candidate Turns Homeland Theater into a Presidential Test
Criminal lawyer Abelardo De La Espriella, known as "the tiger," leads a Semana poll as Colombia nears May 31, highlighting…
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Environment
Colombia Sinú Flood Turns Homes Into Shelters and Questions Into Routine
In Montería's low neighborhoods and Tierralta's rural riverbanks, the Sinú has risen and stayed. Seven days in, families count centimeters,…
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