CIUDAD JUAREZ, Mexico â On March 16, two Mexican nationals arrived at El Dorado International Airport in Bogota, Colombia. As both were getting off the plane, Colombian National Police officers approached them and asked for their documents. Even though they provided counterfeit passports using fake identities, the Colombians knew that their real names were Carlos […]
Sinaloa Cartel exports fentanyl âkitchensâ from Mexico to Colombia amid international crackdown
August 18, 2023 by
Colombia: Teacher Fired over Sexy Instagram Posts
November 2, 2022 by
A teacher from Colombia has reportedly been fired for posting sexy photos of herself on her Instagram profile. Yeimmy Ilias Isaza of Barranquilla, Colombia, has garnered over 393,000 Instagram followers over the years mostly due to her sultry photos that often feature her in a bikini or a revealing dress. When administrators for the school at…
Colombia Probes Voter Registration Cyberattacks Traced to Russia’s Allies
March 20, 2018 by
Colombian government and military officials say the government is investigating tens of thousands of cyberattacks on the country’s voter registration systems, and traced the incidents to Russia’s key allies in the region. More than 50,000 attacks on the web platform of Colombia’s national voter registry were detected during the run-up to March 11 parliamentary elections, […]
Swamp Pushes Clinton Lackey for U.S. Ambassador to Colombia
October 20, 2017 by
The globalist âswampâ in Washington, D.C., is aiming to put top Hillary Clinton aide Joseph Macmanus (shown) into a key post, U.S. ambassador to Colombia, according to GOP sources cited in news reports. If the plot succeeds, it would potentially help keep under wraps the sordid details of the Obama administration’s betrayal of Colombians to […]
Venezuelan Women Flock To Colombia Border Town To Sell Hair
December 6, 2016 by
LA PARADA, Colombia (Reuters) – Women from crisis-hit Venezuela are crossing the border in droves and selling their hair in a Colombian border town in order to afford scarce basic necessities such as food, diapers or medicines. The trend, which has taken off in recent weeks, is another sign of the oil-rich country’s deepening crisis […]
President Santos Gives Colombia to the FARC Guerrillas
August 27, 2016 by
FARC delegation leader Luciano MarĂn, alias ‘IvĂĄn MĂĄrquez’, left, shakes hands with the Colombian governmentâs chief negotiator Humberto de la Calle, right, in the presence of Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno RodrĂguez in Havana, Cuba, after the final peace agreement was signed on August 24, 2016. As expected, the Colombian Marxist traitor, President Juan Manuel Santos, […]
US Urges Colombia and FARC to Sign Peace Accord
April 4, 2016 by
US Secretary of State John Kerry has urged the Colombian government and the Farc rebels to redouble their efforts to reach a peace accord. He met both delegations in Cuba, where the negotiations are being held. Humberto de la Calle, the head of the Colombian government delegation, said the US had offered to help provide […]