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And during his prolific career, 40 of his songs made it to the top of the Colombian charts.

At Gourmet Plaza Bistro, where the décor includes old TVs and typewriters, diners can sample home-cooked pechuga ricotta, a Colombian-Mediterranean hybrid, as well as tasty crepes.

There is no road between Colombia and Brazil. According to the IDB, it costs a Colombian exporter slightly more than a Canadian to ship goods to Brazil.

As minister of defence for almost three years, Juan Manuel Santos seconded that stance: he ordered Colombian troops to enter Ecuador in 2008 after bombing a FARC guerrilla camp just across the border.

The debate over the Colombian rock star, who is based in Miami, has now been raging for a month or more on the city's Spanish-language radio and TV shows.

But diplomacy and public relations are not Colombian strong points.

But some Colombian businesses are already looking to other markets in Latin America and beyond.

Colombia: Preliminary discussions include providing quality Early Childhood Development services among poor Colombian families as part of the World Bank's technical assistance program with Colombia.

In the eyes of Colombian officials, the aid cut and trade snub in Washington therefore look like a case of punishing success.

U.S. officials have repeatedly insisted that the deal involves using Colombian bases and will not lead to the building of U.S. facilities on South American soil, as some critics of the plans fear.

Some of this isn’t new: Colombian drug cartels, for instance, have been technologically advanced since the days of Miami Vice.

But I did see in my work with Colombian adolescents that research on incentive motivation and dopamine could help me understand how some adolescents got so deeply involved with drug use.

The Colombian salsa star Joe Arroyo has died at the age of 55 after being in hospital for nearly a month with lung and kidney problems.

Earlier this month Ecuador raised tariffs on hundreds of Colombian products.