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Colombia's Army this week gunned down 15 rebels from the EMC guerrillas, a dissident group from the old FARC operating in the department of Cauca that refuses to enter peace talks with Bogotá. 'War is war,' President Gustavo Petro argued after the latest military update, meaning that these things happen when one of the parties leaves the negotiating table. Another 12 rogue fighters were wounded, it was reported.
Here's how ajiaco became the signature dish of Colombia's capital — and where to taste it.
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Ajiaco is Colombia's signature, thick, fragrant soup, particularly popular in Bogotá. Three native potatoes — small yellow criollas, purple-skinned sabaneras, and large white pastusas — break down in chicken broth with shredded chicken breast, cilantro, big chunks of corn on the cob, and earthy guasca.
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Eurocine's 30th edition, featuring Sweden as Guest Nation, promises a captivating showcase of European cinema across nine Colombian cities from May 9 to May 19.