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Former White House drug policy director Barry McCaffrey tells America.gov that progress made in Colombia over the last decade represents a “triumph of U.S. foreign policy.”
Monday, July 7, 2008 - 00:00
Hundreds of jailed convicts are celebrating Ecuador's decision to pardon low-level drug couriers known as "mules."
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Venezuelan military officers have expressed growing alarm at attempts by President Hugo Chavez to turn the armed forces into a political instrument of his socialist revolution
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Mr. da Silva has steadily peeled himself away from Venezuela’s leader and quietly supplanted him as he nurtures Brazil into a regional powerhouse
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Newly freed Colombian hostage Ingrid Betancourt faced Monday new appeals that she run for president of her country, while others called for her to be awarded the Nobel Peace Prize
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She then embraced Herbin Hoyos, founder and host of ``Voices of Kidnapping,'' a radio program that relays messages from family members to people held captive by terrorists
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So if the Farc are on the ropes, the right-wing paramilitaries now officially disbanded and the biggest civilian cartel (called the Norte Del Valle cartel) has been smashed, then who is handling all this coke
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If the Democrats scuttle the free trade agreement, they will put a finger in the eye of our best ally in the region - and hand Hugo Chavez a victory
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Polls released Sunday show that Mr. Uribe's approval rating – which was already at 73 percent – soared to 91 percent after the rescue
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It adds to the already robust evidence that left-wing NGOs and other so-called human rights defenders, including Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez and Colombian Sen. Piedad Cordoba, are nothing more than propagandists for terrorists