Colombia

Colombia out to sink cocaine barons by banning 'drug subs' IT SEEMS that an end to the long game of cat and mouse being played out on the high seas of the Caribbean may be in sight.

After 45 years cocaine-funded rebels refuse to accept defeat THE Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (Farc) celebrate its 45th anniversary this week, making it the oldest and still one of the strongest insurgent armies in the world.

Betancourt was arrogant and put lives in danger, claims US hostage INGRID Betancourt, the politician held hostage by Farc rebels in the Colombian jungle for more than five years, has been attacked for her behaviour during captivity by a fellow prisoner.

Betancourt writes of hostage years FREED hostage Ingrid Betancourt is to write a play about her six years of captivity in the Colombian jungle.

Spies trick guerrillas into freeing politician held hostage for 6 years

Farc rebel offers to free jungle hostages

'World's oldest guerrilla' dies of heart attack at 78

Colombian earthquake leaves 11 dead, triggering landslides and cutting water supply

Colombians send drug warlords to face trial in US

Drug 'overlord' extradited to US

Son demands freedom for Farc hostage said to be facing death

Colombia, Venezuela and Ecuador end talk of war

Bush backs Colombia as fear of Latin American war looms

Rebels used kitchen knife in Caesarian birth of hostage baby

Not terrorists, but soldiers

Chavez coup as captive pair freed

President grants safe haven to Marxist rebels

Held in jungle for years but at least the world now knows they're alive

Diary divulges disillusionment of Dutch woman in FARC rebels

Diary secrets of Dutch woman fighting for FARC

Colombian air force kills rebel leader in bomb raid

Chavez vows to help free captives

Drug lord identified via voice recognition technology

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