Colombia
2,000 sharks slaughtered for fins off ColombiaMichael Winter USA Today 10/20/2011 | U.S. Gov't Agency Plans $2.84 Billion Loan for Oil Refinery—In ColombiaTerence P. Jeffrey CNS News 04/19/2011 |
 About 2,000 sharks appear to have been slaughtered for their fins in a Pacific Ocean marine sanctuary off Colombia, the Guardian reports. |  The U.S. Export-Import Bank, an independent agency of the federal government, is now planning a $2.84-billion loan for a massive project to expand and upgrade an oil refinery--in Cartagena, Colombia. |
Corpse smuggled into football match in ColombiaAlejandro Pérez and Tim Sturtridge The Independent 03/31/2011 | Colombian military seizes 100-foot drug sub capable of holding 8 tons of cocaine (VIDEO)Philip Caulfield New York Daily News 02/16/2011 |
 Police officers were caught napping at a top flight clash in Colombia as fans managed to smuggle in a coffin containing a corpse. |  The Colombian military has nabbed a sophisticated, 100-foot long submarine capable of transporting eight tons of cocaine to the coast of Mexico, authorities said Monday. |
3 Colombian teens on Facebook hit list killed in past 10 daysArthur Brice CNN 08/25/2010 | Jet breaks apart during landing in Colombia CNN 08/17/2010 |
 Three teens who were on a 69-name hit list posted on Facebook have been killed in the past 10 days in a southwestern Colombian town, officials say. |  One passenger was killed after an airplane crashed in bad weather and broke apart while attempting to land early Monday on the island of San Andres, Colombia, officials said. |
Iraq has top terror risk, Thai danger up: rankingWilliam Maclean Reuters 02/17/2010 | Colombian governor found with slashed throat Press TV 12/23/2009 |
 Iraq is the country most at risk from terrorist attacks for the second straight year, according to a ranking by global analysts Maplecroft, while Thailand has joined the nine countries most in danger for the first time. |  The kidnapped governor of a southern Colombian province has been found dead, hours after a massive military operation was launched to rescue him. |
Colombia to Chavez: Maybe 'spy plane' was Santa AP 12/22/2009 | Chavez: Venezuela to return ambassador to ColombiaJORGE RUEDA AP 08/08/2009 |
 BOGOTA — Colombia's defense chief joked Monday that Venezuelan troops might have mistaken Santa's sleigh for a spy plane, dismissing accusations by President Hugo Chavez about drones flying over Venezuela. |  CARACAS, Venezuela — President Hugo Chavez said Saturday he's returning his ambassador to Colombia, moving to resolve rising diplomatic tensions after weapons sold to Venezuela were found in a rebel cache. |
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