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Venezuela over the weekend accused 60 Colombian soldiers of entering its territory in what Caracas said was a provocation that aimed to destabilize the region
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"President Chavez has a lot of explaining to do," White House drug czar John Walters told Colombian newspaper El Tiempo
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“I've investigated and there was no incursion,” Defense Minister Juan Manuel Santos told Bogota-based Caracol radio
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Tension between Colombia and Venezuela increased Sunday after Colombia's defense minister rejected an accusation by the Venezuelan government that 60 Colombian troops had illegally entered a border region of Venezuela
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Nelly Avila Moreno, known as Karina, was blamed for a string of murders and abductions, and for extortion in the north-western Antioquia region
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Moreno commanded rebel troops in northwestern Colombia, the government said. She turned herself in to authorities in the state of Antioquia
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Salvatore Mancuso no tenia ni tiene compromiso alguno con la verdad. No la conoce ni se siente obligado con esta. La Ley de Justicia y Paz no tuvo los dientes para forzarlo a confesarla
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The school here in Caracas exemplifies the Venezuelan government's approach to education, one that amounts to the latest phase in a decade-long revolution that has seen Chavez steadily extend his influence
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The United States, pushing a new initiative, is seeking to spotlight political prisoners' plight in communist Cuba, U.S. Commerce Secretary Carlos Gutierrez said
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Ecuador's capital, home to colonial-era churches and historic treasures, had been beset by crime and urban flight. But a revitalization program has paid off