Colombia is the world's largest producer of cocaine, a phenomenon that since the days of Pablo Escobar has generated eye-popping fortunes but also afflicted countless numbers of poor families drawn to ...
More and more lawmakers from the South American nation are visiting Beijing instead of Washington as Trump and Petro trade ...
EXCLUSIVE: Colombian President Iván Duque Márquez encouraged the U.S. to step up its strategic infrastructure bidding in Latin America, saying the country is far behind China on that front, and also ...
The Colombia Canal? It could become a reality, as China and Colombia are engaged in advanced discussions about creating an alternative to the Panama Canal. "This one is quite advanced, " Colombian ...
The governments of Colombia and China are in talks to construct a "dry canal" alternative to the 97-year-old Panama Canal. China would fund the project, which would link Colombia's Atlantic and ...
China has surpassed the US as the biggest trading partner of Brazil, Peru, Chile and others - Copyright POOL/AFP TINGSHU WANG China has surpassed the US as the ...
Gustavo Petro, Colombia's first leftist president, said he would sign a letter of intent to join China's Belt and Road Initiative - Copyright AFP Raul ARBOLEDA ...
While President Obama this week unveiled a budget that underscored America’s economic malaise, China whooped it up some more in America’s backyard. As if timed to coincide with news that China has ...
Chinese President Xi Jinping, fourth from left, speaks to Colombia’s President Ivan Duque, third from right, during a bilateral meeting at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing, Wednesday, July 31, ...
The last armed conflict in the western hemisphere has ceased to exist. The historic event was easy to overlook, with daily happenings in the Middle East and the United States presidential campaign ...
Colombian authorities have arrested members of a network that trafficked women from Colombia to China, revealing some of the dynamics of the lucrative transnational sex trade that continues virtually ...
BOGOTA, Colombia (AP) — A retired journalist who joined the criminal underworld while researching a book on South America’s drug cartels became the first Colombian, and possibly the first Latin ...
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