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Perpetual presidential self-ridicule: Colombia’s new normal?

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Perpetual presidential self-ridicule: Colombia’s new normal?

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The brilliant minds Colombia fostered and Mike Pence probably never heard of

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The brilliant minds Colombia fostered and Mike Pence probably never heard of

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1. What is the purpose of the article when describing the brilliant minds of Colombia?
2. What could be the reason why Alvaro Gomez could have been killed?
3. Why was it concluded that Colombia is a "shithole country" knowing that Jaime Garzón was murdered?
4. Why wasn't Alvaro Camacho's warning taken?
5. What is the relation between Luis Carlos Galán and Iván Velásquez?

🌐Jimmy Edwin Cadena Olmos 🌐

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Flights between Colombia and US resumed.

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Flights between Colombia and US resumed.

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1.  Why flights resumed in Colombia?

2.  What city of USA welcomed the first flight from Colombia?

3.  What are the reasons why Peru will open airports on December?

4. Which are the requirements people must accomplish for traveling?

5.  Do you agree to the resumption of international flights?

BY: Maikol Ayerbe, Valentina Barrera.

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Colombia's supreme court condemns government's violent repression of protest.

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Colombia's supreme court condemns government's violent repression of protest.

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1. Why the peaceful protest go wrong ?
2. Why the authorities hurt and kill people ?
3. Why is necessary to reform national police ?
4. Why the prosecution's illegal raids were "dissuasive and stigmatizing for those who whis to exercise their prerogative to peaceful protest ?
5. When do you think that people will be able to express themselves without getting problems or die ?

Juan José Joven
Juan José Torres
Fernando Cachaya

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The crisis that could follow if Colombia’s Supreme Court jails Uribe

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The crisis that could follow if Colombia’s Supreme Court jails Uribe

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1. What does the title mean with a possible crisis in the country if Uribe goes to jail?
2. What would happen in Colombia if Uribe goes to jail?

3. Why, although Uribe does not have a position as president, does he continue to influence the Duque government?

4. Why neither Duque nor Uribe's bosses could not exercise their positions properly?
5. Could the release of the former president provoke a crisis worse than the one that would come with his imprisonment?
By: Nicolle Fernanda Bermeo and María José Muñoz.

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How Colombia’s mass media helped terrorize people into voting for Uribe.

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How Colombia’s mass media helped terrorize people into voting for Uribe.

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1. Why was Uribe so insistent on having the presidency twice?
2. Why was Uribe involved with the self-defense groups?
3. Why did former President Juan Manuel Santos support the Uribe government in the second election?
4. Why did the news broadcasts do so much propaganda for Uribe?
5. What was the evidence that they found to send Uribe to jail?
By: Laura Camila Cubillos Muñoz, Marcela perdomo Silva.

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Colombia’s defense minister apologizes for violent crackdown of peaceful protests

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Colombia’s defense minister apologizes for violent crackdown of peaceful protests

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1. Why do you think that the defense minister took so long to apologize ?
2. Do you agree that the human rights organization has sued the defense minister ?
3. What do you think of the abuse of authority in the protests ?
4. Do you think that the victims who have left the abuse of authority in the protests, accept the minister's apologizes ?
5. Would you agree that the defense minister was fired?

by: Daniel Felipe Sanchez M.
Cristian David Diaz M.

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Surviving Colombia’s paramilitary rule: keep your eyes open and your mouth shut.

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Surviving Colombia’s paramilitary rule: keep your eyes open and your mouth shut.

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1. do we live under a regime of a paramilitary government?
2. Is history stained with blood still present in Colombia?
3. What should the people do to end a paramilitary government?
4. Do we have a union of extreme right-wing parties with paramilitaries to create a political narco?
5. Why is the democratic center not opposed to this? Are they part of this?

Oscar Julian Perez Quiñonez

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1-what is the fundamental requirement to be able to travel?
2-With which countries Colombia has resumed its international flights?
3-from which date international flights in Colombia resumed?
4-From which city in Colombia did the first flight arrive to the city of Miami Florida USA?
5-Who depends on the resumption of flights with other countries?

Maria Jose Cubillos Diaz
Shirley Selena Bolivar Mazenett

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Colombia’s Supreme Court opens door for Uribe release

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Colombia’s Supreme Court opens door for Uribe release

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1. Why Colombia's supreme court ceased the prosecution of Uribe?

2. Why a lower court ordered the revocation of Uribe's house arrest?

3. Why was Uribe ordered a house for jail if there wasn't concrete evidence of his alleged crimes?
4. Why was it beneficial for Uribe to resign from his position as Senator?

5. What accusations did Alvaro Uribe make against Senator Ivan Cepeda?

Juan David Gonzalez Rivera
Cristian Vargas

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The crisis that could follow if Colombia’s Supreme Court jails Uribe

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 What does the title mean with a possible crisis in the country if Uribe goes to jail?

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Perpetual presidential self-ridicule: Colombia’s new normal?

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Perpetual presidential self-ridicule: Colombia’s new normal?

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What should the president do to prevent his authorify from being destroyed?

Why did the autor put "Colombia's new normal" in the title?

Why do you think Duque forgot the date of January 18, 2018, when he was in the courtroom with the opposition?

What has Duque done to make the citizens mock him?

What is the program that Duque transmits and where is it published?

Danna Sofia Gomez Quiñonez
Angie Paola Velosa Maná

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Colombia confirms blocking visas for foreign journalists

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Colombia confirms blocking visas for foreign journalists

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1. Why does the Foreign Ministry continue to demand journalism titles from foreign journalists, if it is unconstitutional according to  press freedom foundation?

2. Is it okay for oncologists to need a degree in oncology to work, while in journalism they don't require a diploma in the field?

3. What should journalists have so that they can stay more than two years in the country?

4. Why did the Foreign Ministry not respond to Colombia Reports' claim regarding the apparent arbitrary use of its discretionary faculty?

5. Why is it an obligation for journalists who have regular assignments with foreign media to leave the country?

By: Karen Brigitte Ramírez Puentes

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Colombia hopes to have international air traffic normalized by November

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Colombia hopes to have international air traffic normalized by November

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1. Which company received the reopening schedule and from whom?
2. Why is the reopening of flights dependent on the development of the pandemic?
3. Why are these changes in the Aerocivil schedule?
4. What do you think about the resumption of domestic flights?
5. What is the name of the regulator and social protector of which flights need an authorization to approve what is said in this article?

Nathalia Collazos Silva ❇️
Laura Sofía Peña ❇️

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I like the report, questions and the GIF 'cause it made me laugh. Lol.

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Colombia’s slowly restarting international air travel

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Colombia’s slowly restarting international air travel

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1.What airlines fail to comply with the health protocols ?

2.What application have to be installed for boarding ?

3.What is the controversy for lifting the ban on air travel ?

4.How many countries have made
an agreement to resume flights ?

5.Within how many days the incomings travelers are obligated to undergo a coronavirus test ?

By : Juan Jose Torres Rojas

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Surviving Colombia’s paramilitary rule: keep your eyes open and your mouth shut.

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Medellin farmers go online after coronavirus lockdown abruptly ends street markets

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Medellin farmers go online after coronavirus lockdown abruptly ends street markets

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1.What was the life of farmers in Medellin before this pandemic?

2.What was the name of the program where the farmers were?

3.Why don't farmers know how to use the internet?

4.Is this method better than the method they were using before this pandemic?

5.How long has it been since the mandatory quarantine began and the publication of this news?

By: Juan Camilo La Rotta

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Farmers from the mountains that surround Medellin are taking part in an online "buy local" initiative after a lockdown to prevent the spread of the coronavirus in Colombia abruptly ended food markets.

For decades, the farmers walked their carts down the mountain every week and sold their produce on urban street markets as part of the so-called "Campesino Markets" program.

Medellin may be known as a city of 2.5 million, but 70% of its territory is rural and inhabited by farmers who saw their decades-old business end when the country went into quarantine on March 25.

"When that virus thing happened, we didn't know how to sustain ourselves because those markets were our only income," farmer Alejandra Bedoya told EFE.

Bedoya, whose family grows lemons, avocados, yuca and cherry tomatoes, among other things, got in touch with her neighbors through Whatsapp to see how to solve this problem.

With many in the city confined to their homes, the solution was to deliver the produce to a meeting place every Thursday, create food baskets that fulfilled the urbanites' weekly needs, and drive them into the cities.

On the side of the road, the farmers filled the food baskets and loaded them onto trucks' that some of the neighbors had and the families began their own home delivery service.

Initially the farmers proved food to friends and family that lived in the city, but others soon joined the network and the initiative got the attention from the city hall.

Last Saturday we delivered 70 food baskets. We made ourselves visible; we went from being forgotten farmers to supported farmers because before people preferred to shop in the big supermarkets.

Alejandra Bedoya

Because the average age of the farmers is 58, the city hall helped build a website and began promoting the Buy Local initiative in the city.

Sales went up to 120 food baskets on the day the website was launched, according to Medellin's Economic Development Secretary, Paola Vargas.

Three days after launch, the farmers who were taking part had sold 8.2 metric tons of food, including to local restaurants doing home delivery.

Three weeks after its launch, the website now also sells pandemic-friendly disinfection and health kits and "has become a vital tool to be able to sustain enterprises and producers," according to Vargas.

Vital it may be, but still. "I hope this is over soon so I can go out to the park and sell my stuff," the 61-year-old Alvaro Leon told EFE, stressing that a significant part of his harvest is still going to waste.

The Leon family has been able to sell their plantain through the provisional Buy Local initiative, "but we have lost our lemons."

The problem is "not knowing how the internet works" after spending their entire life on the farm, Leon's wife Ofelia explained.

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Medellin farmers go online after coronavirus lockdown abruptly ends street markets

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Farmers from the mountains that surround Medellin are taking part in an online "buy local" initiative after a lockdown to prevent the spread of the coronavirus in Colombia abruptly ended food markets. For decades, the farmers walked their carts down the mountain every week and sold their produce on urban street markets as part of the so-called "Campesino Markets" program.

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Surviving Colombia’s paramilitary rule: keep your eyes open and your mouth shut.