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- Colombian police capture 21 drug traffickers
Colombian police captured 21 alleged drug traffickers and the United States has requested the extradition of most of them. "Operation Frontiers" was conducted mainly in the northwestern city of Medellin, the head of the National Police, Gen. Oscar
- Haiti studies Colombian town for quake rebuilding (Reuters)
BOGOTA (Reuters) Haiti's interior minister on Monday toured a Colombian town rebuilt after a huge 1999 tremor as his own country considered plans to reconstruct its wrecked capital city after last month's devastating earthquake. Haiti says more than
- Haiti studies Colombian town for quake rebuilding
Haiti says more than 200,000 people were killed in the January 12 earthquake that shattered much of Port-au-Prince and left over 1 million people homeless, either sleeping in the streets or in makeshift camps. Haitian Interior Minister Paul Antoine
- Jan. housing starts rise, led by British Colombia
The seasonally adjusted rate of housing starts jumped to 186,300 in January from 176,100 in December, according to Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp. Total housing starts for 2009 were 149,081 units, with activity improving as the year progressed, it
- AZ: Drug cartels tighten grip; Mexico becoming 'narco-state'
Rising lawlessness echoes state of '90s-era Colombia Republic Mexico City Bureau MEXICO CITY - For months, the leaders of Tancitaro had held firm against the drug lords battling for control of this central Mexican town. Then one morning, after months of
- Three Gorges short-listed for hydropower project in Colombia
China Three Gorges Corp, a state-owned hydropower enterprise in charge of the most important water project in China, was shortlisted to bid for the construction of the largest hydropower project in Colombia, sources reported. Other bidders include a
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