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Colombia’s aviation authority allowed the country’s largest private airline, Avianca, to hire foreign workers to curb the effects of a pilot strike.Some 700 pilots went on strike to demand better labor conditions two weeks ago.The strike left Avianca without half its pilots, forcing the airline to cancel more than 3,000 flights, which has affected 280,000 passengers.Avianca CEO German Efromovich asked authorities to declare the strike illegal, which would allow him to fire the striking pilots.The decision of Aerocivil allows any airliner hit by a strike to hire foreign pilots for a period of three months.According to Avianca, it has already received more than 1,800 job applications to replace the strikers demanding 30% more wages after a 15-year dispute.Aerocivil restricted the employment of foreign pilots, demanding at least one of two pilots on board an aircraft must be Colombian.Foreign pilots assuming command over an airplane must speak Spanish if they want to land on national airports.A foreign cockpit commander additionally must have done a course on Colombian flight regulations.

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Colombia’s aviation authority allowed the country’s largest private airline, Avianca, to hire foreign workers to curb the effects of a pilot strike.Some 700 pilots went on strike to demand better labor conditions two weeks ago.The strike left Avianca without half its pilots, forcing the airline to cancel more than 3,000 flights, which has affected 280,000 passengers.Avianca CEO German Efromovich asked authorities to declare the strike illegal, which would allow him to fire the striking pilots.The decision of Aerocivil allows any airliner hit by a strike to hire foreign pilots for a period of three months.According to Avianca, it has already received more than 1,800 job applications to replace the strikers demanding 30% more wages after a 15-year dispute.Aerocivil restricted the employment of foreign pilots, demanding at least one of two pilots on board an aircraft must be Colombian.Foreign pilots assuming command over an airplane must speak Spanish if they want to land on national airports.A foreign cockpit commander additionally must have done a course on Colombian flight regulations.

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help with the investigation. The tough reticence of Marcos clashes with the imposing loquacity of Leo who taunts the ranger’s apparent naiveté with his bleak misanthropic remarks. Leo’s attitude also hurts Camila when he shows little enthusiasm about their relationship and the idea of being a father.

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help with the investigation. The tough reticence of Marcos clashes with the imposing loquacity of Leo who taunts the ranger’s apparent naiveté with his bleak misanthropic remarks. Leo’s attitude also hurts Camila when he shows little enthusiasm about their relationship and the idea of being a father.

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The plot develops at an exasperating slow pace and the investigation about the mysterious animal deaths seems to be going nowhere. Camila and Leo are as clueless as the movie viewers about what is happening. An abrupt and crude explanatory dialogue between Camila and Marcos’ brother fills the missing pieces of the puzzle and reveals the religious motif behind the movie.

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The plot develops at an exasperating slow pace and the investigation about the mysterious animal deaths seems to be going nowhere. Camila and Leo are as clueless as the movie viewers about what is happening. An abrupt and crude explanatory dialogue between Camila and Marcos’ brother fills the missing pieces of the puzzle and reveals the religious motif behind the movie.

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Marcos’s taciturn character turns into an ominous presence as he stalks the couple and gets himself in awkward situations with other visitors of the park. It becomes clear that his odd behaviour is just the manifestation of a deep psychological trauma that could become an imminent danger even to himself.

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Marcos’s taciturn character turns into an ominous presence as he stalks the couple and gets himself in awkward situations with other visitors of the park. It becomes clear that his odd behaviour is just the manifestation of a deep psychological trauma that could become an imminent danger even to himself.

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Although Osorio’s movie Siete Cabezas goes against the conventions of the horror genre and does a good job in constructing believable characters, they suddenly start to act in a way that, like in any other horror movie, goes against common sense and the most elemental self-preservation instinct. But this seems to be the only way to lead them into the deep of the wilderness where the harrowing final act takes place.Osorio’s ambiguous film could be read as a scaled-down version of the end of times where Leo’s scientistic vision of an environmental disaster merges with the biblical apocalypse that Marcos embodies. It’s up to Camila to decide if she will make the sacrifice required to restore the balance between man and nature.

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Although Osorio’s movie Siete Cabezas goes against the conventions of the horror genre and does a good job in constructing believable characters, they suddenly start to act in a way that, like in any other horror movie, goes against common sense and the most elemental self-preservation instinct. But this seems to be the only way to lead them into the deep of the wilderness where the harrowing final act takes place.Osorio’s ambiguous film could be read as a scaled-down version of the end of times where Leo’s scientistic vision of an environmental disaster merges with the biblical apocalypse that Marcos embodies. It’s up to Camila to decide if she will make the sacrifice required to restore the balance between man and nature.

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San Andrés and Providencia are reputed to be some of Colombia’s finest coastal destinations. Oli Pritchard discovers some of the highs and lows that the these two ocean pearls have to offer

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San Andrés and Providencia are reputed to be some of Colombia’s finest coastal destinations. Oli Pritchard discovers some of the highs and lows that the these two ocean pearls have to offer

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You’re not in Colombia anymore”, claims our airport pick-up in San Andrés. “This is the Caribbean culture, the true island culture.”It’s hard to agree with him at first – as we drive pass Juan Valdez and uninspiring pasta restaurants. Once you’re clear of that, though, the islands can be what you want them to be. Well, if you have time and money enough to make that work, that is. It’s not easy to find traditional culture at times, but it is there. Not every beach is a crystal clear paradise, but some are. 

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You’re not in Colombia anymore”, claims our airport pick-up in San Andrés. “This is the Caribbean culture, the true island culture.”It’s hard to agree with him at first – as we drive pass Juan Valdez and uninspiring pasta restaurants. Once you’re clear of that, though, the islands can be what you want them to be. Well, if you have time and money enough to make that work, that is. It’s not easy to find traditional culture at times, but it is there. Not every beach is a crystal clear paradise, but some are. 

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Of the two main islands, Providencia is the most traditional, with easy access to island food and a lack of overbuilding. San Andrés is brasher, more clearly orientated for families and with more comforts easily at hand. The centre of the town of San Andrés is aimed at a particularly horrible type of holidaymaker, basically consisting of a giant mall by the sea where everything is geared towards allowing you to feel like you are in Medellín or Bogotá, only with a beach.

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Of the two main islands, Providencia is the most traditional, with easy access to island food and a lack of overbuilding. San Andrés is brasher, more clearly orientated for families and with more comforts easily at hand. The centre of the town of San Andrés is aimed at a particularly horrible type of holidaymaker, basically consisting of a giant mall by the sea where everything is geared towards allowing you to feel like you are in Medellín or Bogotá, only with a beach.

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Colombia’s national authorities have given a green light to a metro system in the capital Bogota, but the future of the project remains uncertain.On September 25, Colombia’s National Political-Economic and Social Committee (CONPES) approved a proposal for the national government to finance 70% of Bogota’s proposed above-ground metro system, 75 years after the mass transit idea was first mooted.

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Colombia’s national authorities have given a green light to a metro system in the capital Bogota, but the future of the project remains uncertain.On September 25, Colombia’s National Political-Economic and Social Committee (CONPES) approved a proposal for the national government to finance 70% of Bogota’s proposed above-ground metro system, 75 years after the mass transit idea was first mooted.

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With CONPES’ decision, the metro is now a financially viable project, but it will only move forward if local and national governments take bureaucratic steps they have failed to take in the past.At an estimated cost of $4.1 billion, the metro will be financed with approximately $3 billion from the national government and $1.28 billion from the City. That’s the recommendation CONPES made to the national and local governments, but the co-financing agreement still needs to be formalized in an official contract.Mayor Enrique Peñalosa now needs Bogota City Council to approve future budgets for the metro, and the national government needs a National Fiscal Policy Committee to approve the government’s future budgets as well before the project can move forward

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With CONPES’ decision, the metro is now a financially viable project, but it will only move forward if local and national governments take bureaucratic steps they have failed to take in the past.At an estimated cost of $4.1 billion, the metro will be financed with approximately $3 billion from the national government and $1.28 billion from the City. That’s the recommendation CONPES made to the national and local governments, but the co-financing agreement still needs to be formalized in an official contract.Mayor Enrique Peñalosa now needs Bogota City Council to approve future budgets for the metro, and the national government needs a National Fiscal Policy Committee to approve the government’s future budgets as well before the project can move forward

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Filling time, Internet with Ananova is best. Ananova is an everlasting fog of information. In form of news, articles, reports, books, pictures, videos, audios & information exists on website, Editor “Manish K.” says, “connecting with internet cannot make everybody Solomon; True Information in the right hands leads wisdom and prosperity”.Sometime pieces of information spark new ideas and might be it turns your life, wasting time in useless information’s loses intelligence

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Filling time, Internet with Ananova is best. Ananova is an everlasting fog of information. In form of news, articles, reports, books, pictures, videos, audios & information exists on website, Editor “Manish K.” says, “connecting with internet cannot make everybody Solomon; True Information in the right hands leads wisdom and prosperity”.Sometime pieces of information spark new ideas and might be it turns your life, wasting time in useless information’s loses intelligence

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Ananova Technology Media blend technology expertise and implant innovative information, articles, interviews, reviews, regular columns, also covers most aspects of computer science – current research, developments, hosting products & issues.Our Mission – Our curiosity to bring you all the latest news from most of the topics from techno-world, to learn latest technologies, help in career and new awesome features to lead your business.Our Vision – Accurate and Candor News from maze technology world.Ananova has team of professional’s researchers and analysts, examining data in new ways, for managing simplicity and quality we have split news in few sections-WebHosting News – The latest and most relevant all about web hosting news, hosting related information and services including ‘cloud hosting’, ‘adult hosting’, ‘dedicated hosting’, ‘shared hosting’ and ‘reseller hosting’.Software’s News –Software development, development industry, software buying guides, software prices and many more news from the experts.Hardware News – It addresses itself to readers who work professionally with Hardware.Reports –From scholars and research analysts, provides information which enables readers to keep update with the ever-changing regulatory environment.Article – Delivers integrated information, solutions and expert guidance from professionals about technology industries.Editorial –Produces content supporting decision tools, performance and help meet regulatory requirements, which help the Professionals. Cover stories from technology, in print and video format.Interviews Conducted –Interviews from giants and experts of Industry provides launching new technology, present trade scenario, future scopes, products and companies information’s

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Ananova Technology Media blend technology expertise and implant innovative information, articles, interviews, reviews, regular columns, also covers most aspects of computer science – current research, developments, hosting products & issues.Our Mission – Our curiosity to bring you all the latest news from most of the topics from techno-world, to learn latest technologies, help in career and new awesome features to lead your business.Our Vision – Accurate and Candor News from maze technology world.Ananova has team of professional’s researchers and analysts, examining data in new ways, for managing simplicity and quality we have split news in few sections-WebHosting News – The latest and most relevant all about web hosting news, hosting related information and services including ‘cloud hosting’, ‘adult hosting’, ‘dedicated hosting’, ‘shared hosting’ and ‘reseller hosting’.Software’s News –Software development, development industry, software buying guides, software prices and many more news from the experts.Hardware News – It addresses itself to readers who work professionally with Hardware.Reports –From scholars and research analysts, provides information which enables readers to keep update with the ever-changing regulatory environment.Article – Delivers integrated information, solutions and expert guidance from professionals about technology industries.Editorial –Produces content supporting decision tools, performance and help meet regulatory requirements, which help the Professionals. Cover stories from technology, in print and video format.Interviews Conducted –Interviews from giants and experts of Industry provides launching new technology, present trade scenario, future scopes, products and companies information’s

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As fans of Keeping Up With The Kardashians will be all too familiar with, the reality starlet struggled to regain her body confidence after unedited bikini photos from a trip to Mexico caused a media frenzy.However, judging from the latest update shared on Kim Kardashian's Instagram, it seems the 37-year-old has got her mojo back.Living up to her title as queen of all things social media, the raven-haired vixen shared a first-look campaign image for her hotly-anticipated KKW Fragrance.And while the mum-of-two didn't quite recreate her infamous naked Paper magazine cover story, she still amped up the sex appeal for her admirers.

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As fans of Keeping Up With The Kardashians will be all too familiar with, the reality starlet struggled to regain her body confidence after unedited bikini photos from a trip to Mexico caused a media frenzy.However, judging from the latest update shared on Kim Kardashian's Instagram, it seems the 37-year-old has got her mojo back.Living up to her title as queen of all things social media, the raven-haired vixen shared a first-look campaign image for her hotly-anticipated KKW Fragrance.And while the mum-of-two didn't quite recreate her infamous naked Paper magazine cover story, she still amped up the sex appeal for her admirers.

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November is just around the corner but there's not been a peep from ITV about the 16th series.And all this radio silence just a few weeks before the usual launch night has catapulted I'm A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! fans into a panic.Concerned viewers – who are desperate to know when they'll be getting their fix of gross Bushtucker Trials from Down Under – stormed Twitter and pressed for updates.

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November is just around the corner but there's not been a peep from ITV about the 16th series.And all this radio silence just a few weeks before the usual launch night has catapulted I'm A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! fans into a panic.Concerned viewers – who are desperate to know when they'll be getting their fix of gross Bushtucker Trials from Down Under – stormed Twitter and pressed for updates.

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 Asix-hour drive south of the Colombian capital, Bogotá, across scorched plains and through twisting passes stretched along high Andean peaks, a dozen men kick a battered football across a strip of land clogged with mud and stones.On the sidelines a man slumped in a wheelchair clatters his prosthetic leg against the frame. A woman standing beside him howls at the referee. She is clutching a rabbit. A rifle peeps from the bundle of white fur.As the rain begins to lash down, the mad kick-and-rush played at breakneck speed continues unabated. It’s an ugly spectacle and yet, for the 200-strong crowd in this war-weary corner of Colombia, the aesthetics are not a primary concern. Most are here to witness the first stuttering steps in a remarkable and historic transformation: that of the world’s first professional football team made up of former guerrilla fighters.A year ago everybody was still at war but last November a peace deal was signed with the government and the western hemisphere’s longest-running conflict was brought to an end. For the left-wing Fuerzas Armadas Revolucionarias de Colombia guerrilla group, or Farc, the Marxist struggle has since taken a new direction and football is playing a leading role.

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 Asix-hour drive south of the Colombian capital, Bogotá, across scorched plains and through twisting passes stretched along high Andean peaks, a dozen men kick a battered football across a strip of land clogged with mud and stones.On the sidelines a man slumped in a wheelchair clatters his prosthetic leg against the frame. A woman standing beside him howls at the referee. She is clutching a rabbit. A rifle peeps from the bundle of white fur.As the rain begins to lash down, the mad kick-and-rush played at breakneck speed continues unabated. It’s an ugly spectacle and yet, for the 200-strong crowd in this war-weary corner of Colombia, the aesthetics are not a primary concern. Most are here to witness the first stuttering steps in a remarkable and historic transformation: that of the world’s first professional football team made up of former guerrilla fighters.A year ago everybody was still at war but last November a peace deal was signed with the government and the western hemisphere’s longest-running conflict was brought to an end. For the left-wing Fuerzas Armadas Revolucionarias de Colombia guerrilla group, or Farc, the Marxist struggle has since taken a new direction and football is playing a leading role.

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Date published: 26th Oct 2017Image: Blue Dot Festival (credit - Jody Hartley Photography)The annual UK Festival Awards have confirmed the shortlist for their 2017 instalment. It sees some of the country's best festivals in the running for the coveted prizes and looks to shine a light on innovation within the industry. The awards are split into various categories, recognising achievement at different levels.Heading up the Best Major Festival award are the likes of Download and Latitude, with Beatherder and We Are FSTVL up for Best Medium Sized. Best Small Festival sees the likes of Lost Village and Electric Fields on the shortlist, whilst Kendal Calling is in the running for Best Family Festival.Appreciating the rise in inner-city festivals, Best Metropolitan Festival has the likes of Live at Leeds and Dot to Dot Festival and Best Oversees has Annie Mac's Lost & Found and Hideout competing for the gong. Huge supporters of emerging events, Skiddle are sponsoring the Best New Festival award, which includes Saddleworth's new Cotton Clouds Festival, and TRNSMT, with Zombie Fest and 2000trees up for Best Grass Roots Festival.The winners will be announced in a glitzy ceremony at Troxy in London on Thursday 30th November.

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Date published: 26th Oct 2017Image: Blue Dot Festival (credit - Jody Hartley Photography)The annual UK Festival Awards have confirmed the shortlist for their 2017 instalment. It sees some of the country's best festivals in the running for the coveted prizes and looks to shine a light on innovation within the industry. The awards are split into various categories, recognising achievement at different levels.Heading up the Best Major Festival award are the likes of Download and Latitude, with Beatherder and We Are FSTVL up for Best Medium Sized. Best Small Festival sees the likes of Lost Village and Electric Fields on the shortlist, whilst Kendal Calling is in the running for Best Family Festival.Appreciating the rise in inner-city festivals, Best Metropolitan Festival has the likes of Live at Leeds and Dot to Dot Festival and Best Oversees has Annie Mac's Lost & Found and Hideout competing for the gong. Huge supporters of emerging events, Skiddle are sponsoring the Best New Festival award, which includes Saddleworth's new Cotton Clouds Festival, and TRNSMT, with Zombie Fest and 2000trees up for Best Grass Roots Festival.The winners will be announced in a glitzy ceremony at Troxy in London on Thursday 30th November.

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Football has always been very popular within the Farc and so we decided to start our own professional team,” Jeison Yepes says. “Everybody’s excited, we’re all talking about it.”Yepes is the president of the Farc’s sports committee at the Mesetas camp, one of 26 temporary installations set up under the watch of the United Nations to facilitate the reintegration back into civilian life of more than 7,000 Farc members.

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Football has always been very popular within the Farc and so we decided to start our own professional team,” Jeison Yepes says. “Everybody’s excited, we’re all talking about it.”Yepes is the president of the Farc’s sports committee at the Mesetas camp, one of 26 temporary installations set up under the watch of the United Nations to facilitate the reintegration back into civilian life of more than 7,000 Farc members.

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Olympic legend Usain Bolt wants to begin his football career next year. The Jamaican retired from athletics after the World Championships in London earlier this year.He has previously revealed his dream to become a footballer once he bid farewell to the track.And Bolt, 31, wants to start the new chapter in 2018 when he has recovered from his hamstring injury.“I would love to play football now I've retired from track and field,” he told FIFA.com

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Olympic legend Usain Bolt wants to begin his football career next year. The Jamaican retired from athletics after the World Championships in London earlier this year.He has previously revealed his dream to become a footballer once he bid farewell to the track.And Bolt, 31, wants to start the new chapter in 2018 when he has recovered from his hamstring injury.“I would love to play football now I've retired from track and field,” he told FIFA.com

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“I've been talking about it in interviews and a lot of clubs have reached out.“Unfortunately, I got a bad hamstring injury in August and haven't been able to do any training since then."Hopefully I will be able to play some games in 2018."

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“I've been talking about it in interviews and a lot of clubs have reached out.“Unfortunately, I got a bad hamstring injury in August and haven't been able to do any training since then."Hopefully I will be able to play some games in 2018."

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Taxi drivers in Colombia’s capital Bogota have gone on strike to protest new services like Uber and government conditions put on price hikes.While some taxis are expected to continue services, others announced late Sunday they would hold protest meetings on 14 locations spread throughout the city of 7 million.The indefinite strike seeks government measures to ban informal taxi services like Uber and government assistance in replacing the current taxi counters.

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Taxi drivers in Colombia’s capital Bogota have gone on strike to protest new services like Uber and government conditions put on price hikes.While some taxis are expected to continue services, others announced late Sunday they would hold protest meetings on 14 locations spread throughout the city of 7 million.The indefinite strike seeks government measures to ban informal taxi services like Uber and government assistance in replacing the current taxi counters.

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Taxi spokesperson Hugo Ospina told Caracol Radio the taxi drivers agree with a government decision to raise fare prices that was announced on Sunday.The taxis oppose, however, that taxi drivers have to purchase a digital fare system before being allowed to raise their prices.

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Taxi spokesperson Hugo Ospina told Caracol Radio the taxi drivers agree with a government decision to raise fare prices that was announced on Sunday.The taxis oppose, however, that taxi drivers have to purchase a digital fare system before being allowed to raise their prices.

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Ospina told the radio station that taxi drivers do not have the money to neither buy the tablets necessary for a centralized system nor the on-board WiFi connection necessary to connect to this system.

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Ospina told the radio station that taxi drivers do not have the money to neither buy the tablets necessary for a centralized system nor the on-board WiFi connection necessary to connect to this system.