Colombia in a sentence

CCC and Bell Textron have successfully delivered several aircraft in South America, including four Bell 407 helicopters to the Colombia National Police and two Bell 412 helicopters to the Colombia Naval Aviation Group, through Canada’s G2G contracts.

Colombia’s President Gustavo Petro speaks on the day of a presentation of the labor reform that his government wants to carry out, in Bogota, Colombia March 16, 2023.

Guy Martin is back on our TV screens tonight as he explores Colombia's violent underworld in the documentary Our Guy In Colombia.

Notably, the US Embassy in Bogotá announced the indefinite suspension of coca crop monitoring in Colombia and the non-presentation of its annual report on Colombia and cocaine earlier this month.

Brazil, Peru and Colombia will report June GDP-proxy data, with Colombia also posting April-June output figures.

On 20 October, Gustavo Herrera, the leader of the Colombia Humana campaign in Cauca in south-west Colombia (Medellín is in the north-west), was murdered by hitmen on a motorcycle on the road from Popayán to Puracé.

Some of the ELN negotiators never returned to Colombia, and the government of Colombia requested their extradition, which Cuba promptly refused.

Colombia's President Ivan Duque and European Union Foreign Policy Chief Federica Mogherini during a news conference in Bogota, Colombia.

Gran Colombia Gold describes itself as the largest underground gold and silver producer in Colombia, where it has two operating mines and related processing facilities.

The campaign took some time togain traction, but soon flattering with headlines like “No longer ruled by drug cartels, the wild West of Colombia is a bird-watching paradise reborn”Can bird watching help save Colombia’s forests?” began popping up.

Venezuelans cross the Tachira River with supplies they bought in Colombia as they trek back to Venezuela near the Simon Bolivar International Bridge in La Parada, Colombia, Monday, Feb. 25, 2019.

Colombia 1, Senegal 0: Yerry Mina scored on a header in the 74th minute and Colombia advanced to the World Cup knockout stage.

Colombia lost because Colombia have been playing terribly recently; they are no better than Japan, contrary to all the naysayers and malcontents, pretending to be cool and objective about it.

She also argued that in the cultural realm Colombia can also obtain very important benefits: “In Colombia we have not had major migratory influences.

The US dollar has lost more than 5% of its value against Colombia’s peso over the past month, partly because of an increase in price of Colombia’s primary export product, oil.

When England beat Colombia on Tuesday, the main takeaway was that Colombia had lost the plot, racking up a slew of disciplinary infractions and generally failing to attack a vulnerable England side.

After a two-year civil war in 1863, the " United States of Colombia " was created, lasting until 1886, when the country finally became known as the Republic of Colombia.

As a result, Ecuador became the District of the South within the Republic of Gran Colombia, which also included present-day Venezuela and Colombia and had Bogotá as its capital.

At the time, "Colombians" referred to the people of Gran Colombia (Venezuela, New Granada, and Ecuador), not modern-day Colombia: Bolívar ultimately failed in his attempt to prevent the collapse of the union.

Colombia achieved a great decrease in cocaine production, leading White House drug czar R. Gil Kerlikowske to announce that Colombia is no longer the world's biggest producer of cocaine.