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Liverpool player Luis Diaz's father has been freed 12 days after being held captive by left-wing Colombian guerrillas.

Liverpool winger Luis Diaz has had a tumultuous fortnight, with his parents kidnapped in his native Colombia: now his father has been released

Colombian National Liberation Army guerrillas have freed the abducted father of Liverpool footballer Luis Diaz after 13 days in captivity, according to local media and police sources.

On October 28, Díaz Sr. and his wife were abducted by armed men

The father of the Liverpool footballer was handed over to UN and Catholic Church officials.

On Oct. 9, Colombia’s first wind farm, Jepírachi, officially reached its end of life after running for almost two decades in Uribia, in the northeastern region of La Guajira. After months of uncertainty regarding the project’s future, the wind farm has been disconnected from the national grid and is pending dismantlement. But with Colombia’s regulation gaps for disposing of renewable energy projects, experts are worried whether Jepírachi&rs...

While the Colombian government hustles to recover $20 billion in undersea treasure from the 18th-century sunken ship the San José, treasure hunters around the world have their own booty to recover. 

These 54 villages are working to preserve their natural assets and implement strategies to maintain their cultural and culinary traditions.

The rebel group holding the father of Luis Diaz hostage demand "security guarantees" before his release.

The 26-year-old winger scored an extraordinary emotional late equaliser at Luton Town yesterday, raising his shirt to reveal a message demanding Libertad Para Papa - Freedom for Papa.