Caracol Radio News
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Colombia’s peso traded at a 15- month low on speculation the central bank will extend its plan to buy dollars as it seeks to ease gains in the local currency.
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Colombia’s peso fell the most in five months after policy makers indicated they may take further measures to ease a decade-long rally that is squeezing exporters’ profit margins.
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Colombia’s biggest rebel group is suspected in an explosion at a railway that carries coal for units of Anglo American Plc, Xstrata Plc and BHP Billiton Ltd, Caracol Radio reported.
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Promotora de Informaciones SA hasn’t sold Colombia’s Caracol Radio, the company’s head of investor relations Pilar Gil said in response to an e-mailed question.
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Colombian energy and highway company Interconexion Electrica SA, known as ISA, can take part in a public auction to build the Prosperity Highway, Caracol Radio said, citing an interview with Mines and Energy Minister Mauricio Cardenas.
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Colombian guerrillas from the National Liberation Army, or ELN, have freed three Colombians and two Peruvians they kidnapped in January in Bolivar province, Caracol Radio said, citing a communique from the rebels.
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An Aires airline Boeing Co. 737 jet with 131 people on board split in three when it crash landed during a storm at Colombia’s San Andres island.
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The Colombian government is studying how to curb the smuggling of subsidized or price-controlled goods from Venezuela after its neighbor devalued its currency, Finance Minister Mauricio Cardenas said today.
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Ecopetrol SA fell for a second day, touching its lowest level in seven weeks, after government officials sent mixed signals as to how Colombia will invest the proceeds from the sale of its 9.9 percent stake in the state oil company.
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Former Colombian President Ernesto Samper said he knew of a plot involving presidential candidate Juan Manuel Santos to overthrow his government, Caracol Radio reported.
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