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Castro Criticizes Obama for US-Colombia Deal(0)
Former Cuban President Fidel Castro has criticized U.S. President Barack Obama over a U.S. agreement with Colombia that allows American troops access to Colombian military bases.
Colombian Drug Lord Receives 45-Year US Sentence
A federal judge in Miami handed down the sentence to 48-year-old Diego Montoya, two months after he pleaded guilty to murder, drug trafficking and racketeering charges.
Colombia’s Uribe Moves Closer to 3rd Term
Colombian lawmakers have approved a bill calling for a referendum on whether to change the country’s constitution to allow President Alvaro Uribe to run for a third term next year.
Clinton Says Defense Deal Would Not Create US Bases in Colombia
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said Tuesday the pending U.S.-Colombia defense cooperation agreement would not create U.S. bases in the South American country or significantly increase the American military presence there.
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