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U.S. nonmilitary assistance to Colombia is beginning to show intended results GAO Report (July 2, 2004) Attorney denies reported cooperation offer by Cali cartel leaders (AP, Jan. 11, 2005) Report: Cali cartel figures offer deal (UPI, Jan. 10, 2005) Extradition of Colombian rebel leader reflects new tactics (Miami Herald, Jan. 09, 2005) Colombia Extradites Rebel Leader 'Trinidad' to US (Reuters, Dec 31, 2004) UK Royal Navy helps in major cocaine raids An estimated 80% of cocaine in Britain originates from Colombia. A joint operation between Britain and Jamaica has helped cut the amount of cocaine smuggled into the Caribbean from Colombia by 80%. (BBC News, Dec 22, 2004) Colombian drug baron extradited One of the world's most notorious drug traffickers, Gilberto Rodriguez Orejuela, has arrived in the US after being extradited from Colombia. BBC News, Dec. 4, 2004 Profile: Gilberto Rodriguez Orejuela Gilberto Rodriguez Orejuela, once one of the world's most powerful criminals, has been extradited to the US to face drug smuggling and money-laundering charges. BBC News, Dec. 4, 2004 Quietly, The War on Drugs Gains Ground President Bush Meets With Colombia's Leader to Discuss Funding of Anti-Drug Measures. (The Christian Science Monitor, Nov 21, 2004) Dirección Nacional de Estupefacientes Observatorio de drogas de Colombia U.S. House of Representatives Committee on International Relations Colombian Drug Trafficking Hearing to examine Europe's role and progress in fighting narco-terrorism U.S. Military and Police Aid |
Twenty soldiers die in Colombian helicopter crashed near the border with Ecuador, army chief General Reinaldo Castellanos said. Photo: Colombian soldiers walk next to a Black Hawk helicopter in Tolemaida, Colombia. Fallecen 20 militares en accidente aéreo U.S. Assistance in Investigation (Jan. 13, 2005) Intelligence Sistema Nacional de Inteligencia (SINAI) U.S. National Drug Intelligence Center Colombia Documents News Releases and Intelligence Reports South America Foreign Offices U.S. DEA documents: C o l o m b i a The Drug Trade in Colombia: A Threat Assessment (DEA Intelligence Division) Changing Dynamics of Cocaine Production in the Andean Region (U.S. DEA Intelligence Report, Jun 2002) CBS News Dan Rather reports on Colombia's enduring drug wars (CBS News, March 30, 2000) The South American Cocaine Trade (U.S. DEA Intelligence Report, Jun 1996) Into the Quagmire: Colombia and the War on Drugs By Coletta Youngers, Washington Office on Latin America (WOLA) U.S. Law Enforcement Overview, 2002 U.S. Law Enforcement Involvement in Counternarcotics Operations in Latin America A research memo for WOLA by Lora Lumpe on the participation of U.S. non-military security agencies in the drug war, including the FBI, the DEA, the Coast Guard and Customs. (June 2002) Drugs and Democracy in Latin America: the Impact of U.S. Policy A three-year WOLA research project. (November 2004) Executive Summary (a 16-page .pdf file) |
UNAIDS Colombia Chronology of the U.S. Global HIV/AIDS Bill (H.R. 1298) Washington, D.C. Feb. 20, 2004 An Overview of the Epidemic and Priorities for Prevention (206Kb, PDF) National Health Accounts in HIV/AIDS: Colombia UNAIDS Country Epidemiological Fact Sheet on HIV/AIDS: Colombia |
HIV/AIDS In Colombia Kaisernetwork.org documents Asociación de Salud Integral (Information in English) Aids.org Comprehensive information about AIDS, testing and treatment. CAAF - Children Affected by AIDS Foundation HIV/AIDS Fact Sheets - CDC Maintained by the CDC, the full text of HIV/AIDS surveillance reports and of articles on AIDS topics is available. HIV - AIDS Information on the Internet, provided by AEGIS The material at this site describes in detail everything there is to know about HIV: treatments, prevention, statistics, Supreme Court decisions, and news. Facing the HIV/AIDS Pandemic (PDF, 786Kb) |