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Colombia Court Orders Full Disclosure About Epstein, Maxwell Visits
Former Colombian president Andres Pastrana, who governed from 1998 to 2002, is mentioned several times in files released by the US Justice Department regarding Epstein's crimes.
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US Prosecutors Prepare Case Against Nicolas Maduro Using Narcoterrorism Law
Deposed Venezuelan president Nicolas Maduro is accused of aiding the movement of cocaine through Venezuela into US territory.
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"Come Get Me": Colombian President Dares Trump The Same Way Maduro Did
Colombian President Gustavo Petro has challenged US President Donald Trump in the aftermath of a United States operation in Venezuela. Petro slammed the operation on Monday and, in a statement to Trump, said, "Come get me. I'm waiting for you here."
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Colombian Court Backs Porn Actress Esperanza Gomez In Meta Nudity Case
Colombia's Constitutional Court on Friday ordered Meta to change its privacy policies after ruling that it trampled the freedom of expression of a porn actress by closing her Instagram account.
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Big Win For Amazon Tribes Over Carbon Credits In Colombia
Colombia's Constitutional Court on Wednesday annulled a controversial carbon credit deal in the Amazon rainforest, which six local tribes said had been signed without their consent.
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This Country To Allow Assisted Medical Suicide For Critically Ill Patients
Colombia on Thursday became the first Latin American country to authorize assisted medical suicide for patients under a doctor's supervision, according to a constitutional court decision.
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"See You Soon": Colombian Man Dies Publicly Under New Euthanasia Policy
Victor Escobar decided to die and to do so publicly, becoming one of the first Latin Americans to end their life without suffering from a terminal disease, under a ground-breaking court ruling in Colombia.
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Colombia Allows Sex Assault Victims To Denounce Alleged Attackers Online
Sexual abuse victims in Colombia will be allowed to publish accusations against their alleged attackers on social media following a decision by the country's top court published on Friday.
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Narco Pablo Escobar's Lawyered-Up Hippos Recognised As People By Court
In a first, a US court has recognized animals as legal persons -- specifically, the descendants of Pablo Escobar's hippopotamuses who have thrived in Colombia since the notorious drug lord was killed almost 30 years ago.
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Oscars 2016: Court Voted Out of Race
Films that are still vying the Best Foreign Language category include The Brand New Testament (Belgium), Embrace of the Serpent (Colombia), A War (Denmark), The Fencer (Finland), Mustang (France), Labyrinth of Lies (Germany) Son of Saul (Hungary), Viva (Ireland) and Theeb (Jordan)
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Spanish Court Drops Tax Fraud Probe Into Lionel Messi Friendlies
Lionel Messi was being investigated of possible tax offenses over friendly games held between June 16, 2012 and July 6, 2013 in the United States, Mexico, Colombia and Peru.
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IIFI 2015: Film Line-Up Includes Oscars Foreign Film Hopefuls
The list includes Colombia's El Abrazo de la Serpiente (Embrace of the Serpent), directed by Ciro Guerra; France's Mustang, directed by Deniz Gamze Erguven; Germany's Oscar entry Im Labyrinth des Schweigens (Labyrinth of Lies), directed by Giulio Ricciarelli
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Colombia Court Allows Gay Couples to Register Children
Colombia's Constitutional Court ruled Thursday that gay couples must be allowed to register newborn children in both parents' names, with birth certificates listing two mothers or two fathers.
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Colombia Court Lets Same-Sex Couples Adopt Children
Colombia's highest court ruled today that same-sex couples can adopt children, lifting the last restriction on gays raising kids.
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Colombia's Ex-Intelligence Chief Jailed for Domestic Spying
A Colombian former intelligence chief was jailed for 14 years on Thursday for spying on judges, journalists and opposition figures in a high-profile case that stained the legacy of popular ex-president Alvaro Uribe.
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Colombia Court Orders Full Disclosure About Epstein, Maxwell Visits
Former Colombian president Andres Pastrana, who governed from 1998 to 2002, is mentioned several times in files released by the US Justice Department regarding Epstein's crimes.
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US Prosecutors Prepare Case Against Nicolas Maduro Using Narcoterrorism Law
Deposed Venezuelan president Nicolas Maduro is accused of aiding the movement of cocaine through Venezuela into US territory.
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"Come Get Me": Colombian President Dares Trump The Same Way Maduro Did
Colombian President Gustavo Petro has challenged US President Donald Trump in the aftermath of a United States operation in Venezuela. Petro slammed the operation on Monday and, in a statement to Trump, said, "Come get me. I'm waiting for you here."
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Colombian Court Backs Porn Actress Esperanza Gomez In Meta Nudity Case
Colombia's Constitutional Court on Friday ordered Meta to change its privacy policies after ruling that it trampled the freedom of expression of a porn actress by closing her Instagram account.
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Big Win For Amazon Tribes Over Carbon Credits In Colombia
Colombia's Constitutional Court on Wednesday annulled a controversial carbon credit deal in the Amazon rainforest, which six local tribes said had been signed without their consent.
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This Country To Allow Assisted Medical Suicide For Critically Ill Patients
Colombia on Thursday became the first Latin American country to authorize assisted medical suicide for patients under a doctor's supervision, according to a constitutional court decision.
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"See You Soon": Colombian Man Dies Publicly Under New Euthanasia Policy
Victor Escobar decided to die and to do so publicly, becoming one of the first Latin Americans to end their life without suffering from a terminal disease, under a ground-breaking court ruling in Colombia.
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Colombia Allows Sex Assault Victims To Denounce Alleged Attackers Online
Sexual abuse victims in Colombia will be allowed to publish accusations against their alleged attackers on social media following a decision by the country's top court published on Friday.
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Narco Pablo Escobar's Lawyered-Up Hippos Recognised As People By Court
In a first, a US court has recognized animals as legal persons -- specifically, the descendants of Pablo Escobar's hippopotamuses who have thrived in Colombia since the notorious drug lord was killed almost 30 years ago.
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Oscars 2016: Court Voted Out of Race
Films that are still vying the Best Foreign Language category include The Brand New Testament (Belgium), Embrace of the Serpent (Colombia), A War (Denmark), The Fencer (Finland), Mustang (France), Labyrinth of Lies (Germany) Son of Saul (Hungary), Viva (Ireland) and Theeb (Jordan)
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Spanish Court Drops Tax Fraud Probe Into Lionel Messi Friendlies
Lionel Messi was being investigated of possible tax offenses over friendly games held between June 16, 2012 and July 6, 2013 in the United States, Mexico, Colombia and Peru.
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IIFI 2015: Film Line-Up Includes Oscars Foreign Film Hopefuls
The list includes Colombia's El Abrazo de la Serpiente (Embrace of the Serpent), directed by Ciro Guerra; France's Mustang, directed by Deniz Gamze Erguven; Germany's Oscar entry Im Labyrinth des Schweigens (Labyrinth of Lies), directed by Giulio Ricciarelli
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Colombia Court Allows Gay Couples to Register Children
Colombia's Constitutional Court ruled Thursday that gay couples must be allowed to register newborn children in both parents' names, with birth certificates listing two mothers or two fathers.
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Colombia Court Lets Same-Sex Couples Adopt Children
Colombia's highest court ruled today that same-sex couples can adopt children, lifting the last restriction on gays raising kids.
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Colombia's Ex-Intelligence Chief Jailed for Domestic Spying
A Colombian former intelligence chief was jailed for 14 years on Thursday for spying on judges, journalists and opposition figures in a high-profile case that stained the legacy of popular ex-president Alvaro Uribe.
