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Former Colombian President Uribe to Stand Trial

Former Colombian President Alvaro Uribe will face trial for witness tampering and fraud, marking a significant chapter in the nation's judicial history. This development underlines the ongoing legal and political saga, resonating across Latin America with implications for democratic institutions and the rule of law.

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Demand for National Attention and Regional Cooperation

Colombia's government disclosed a massive loss of over 4.2 billion pesos in the victims' compensation fund, revealing potential corruption that undermines the restitution for over nine million registered victims, spotlighting a need for systemic reform and transparency.

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Medellín, Colombia s Harsh Face of Tourism - Child Abuse, Sex, and Drugs

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Brazil and Colombia Turning the Tide on Tropical Forest Deforestation – LatinAmerican Post

A recent study highlights a 7.3% reduction in global primary tropical forest deforestation, crediting Brazil and Colombia's significant efforts, and showcasing the impact of political commitment to environmental conservation in Latin America.

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