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Triangle in Anapoima Mandarino Tree Parrot Soap Opera of All Time!
By Judi McLeod
Step aside, Julio Iglesias and all you other romantic Latino singers, Paco the Parrot is here.
Bogota Free Planet (BFP) promised they would record for CFP the Parrots of Anapoima belting out the haunting refrain from the song “Cucurrucucu Paloma”, and that’s just what they did.
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by Elyssa Pachico
A newly published report states that the FARC stepped up actions in 2011, in no small part due to their alliance with rebel cousins the ELN, while despite mass arrests the new generation paramilitary groups appear relatively intact.
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By Jack Kimball
BOGOTA (Reuters) - One Colombian central bank board member wanted additional measures at the last policy meeting to try to cool consumer credit growth in Latin America’s No. 4 economy, according to minutes published on Friday.
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by Pan Kwan Yuk
The country’s central bank seems to think so. Not content with having made a surprise interest rate hike last month (even as the rest of LatAm held or cut rates) and then launching a dollar buying programme this week to curb the rise in the peso, Colombian policy makers are now studying measures to slow consumer credit growth.
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Adam Isacson
A decade of violence and insecurity has deeply marked Colombia’s society, politics and institutions. For Colombia to move on, its beleaguered yet independent justice system will have a vital role to play, says Adam Isacson.
The approaching date of 20 February 2012 will be a frustrating anniversary in Colombia. On that day in 2002, following guerrillas’ kidnapping of a senator, the country’s then president Andrés Pastrana abruptly ended more than three years of stumbling peace talks with the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (Farc) guerrillas.
By Ernesta Raulonytė
In the next two decades the global MRO profits should increase from USD 40 to 100 billion. Although today the Asian Pacific region accounts for a fifth of the entire market, the MRO industry in China and India grows by on average 8% per year. Passenger flows have already reached 700 million annually. Therefore, with the expected 11 thousand new aircraft within the next 20 years, the number of air passengers should grow to 2 billion. The number of low cost airlines is expected to increase accordingly (by 50%).
Coming out of the shadows: Four more years of ObamaBy Judi McLeod
Sticking to the Saul Alinsky “demoralize the masses” strategy, Barack Hussein Obama seems to like the use of scare mongering tactics. During the long three and a half years of his administration, it seems that every Friday evening is Fright Night, the worst of them occurring on Christmas and Easter.
Will the U.S.-Colombia FTA benefit Colombia? NoBy Admin
by Kevin P. Gallagher
The now-official U.S.–Colombia Free Trade Agreement (FTA) will dampen growth and make it harder for Colombia to put in place policies for innovation and industrialization. Colombia will also have fewer tools to confront financial instability, thus forcing it to work twice as hard to maximize the benefits of the agreement.
By Ernesta Raulonytė
New generation aircraft, such as Boeing 787, 737 NG, Airbus A320neo, A380, Bombardier Global or Embraer Phenomen can run considerably longer without the need of any servicing making them increasingly attractive to airlines renewing their existing fleets. In the meantime, MROs having to deal with the increase in the use of field-loadable software (FLS) respond by expanding the list of requirements for aircraft technical maintenance specialists.
AKE Raises Maldives Risk RatingBy John Drake
LONDON – Risk consultancy AKE raised the security risk rating for the Maldives after an arrest warrant was issued for former president Mohamed Nasheed.
There is an increased risk of civil unrest and demonstrations by his supporters, as well as clashes with the authorities.
By Judi McLeod & Douglas Hagmann
Sean Hannity should be feeling mighty miffed today for being Joseph Farah punked.
Republican Senator Marco Rubio was just dumped as the fresh red meat in the ineligibility ring, and the Hannity Show was used for the dumping.
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By Jeremy McDermott
Venezuelan authorities have captured the last of Colombia’s paramilitary chieftains, marking the end of the United Self-Defense Forces of Colombia (AUC), which dominated the drug trade for over a decade and penetrated all facets of the state.
By Ernesta Raulonytė
Since its launch just few months ago, the AviationCV.com Cadet Pilot Program has been receiving more and more attention. The Pilot Training/Educational Cadet Program and the Line Training Program have already been joined by 9 pilots from Portugal, Spain, Italy, France, Germany, the Great Britain and the Netherlands. The programs will not only enable pilots to gain the B737 CL or A320 type of qualification and more than 500 hours of flying experience but will also allow them to enjoy a pilot career in airlines for at least 6 years. Another 200 candidates are waiting for the next screening to begin.
LA CURIA ROMANA Y LA MAFIA CUBANABy Alfredo M. Cepero
Para que no queden dudas, quiero empezar este trabajo proclamando a los cuatro vientos y para beneficio de mis defensores y de mis críticos, de mis amigos y de mis enemigos—y todos los que opinamos para consumo público los tenemos gratuitos—que soy católico,apostólico y cubano. No romano, no ciudadano del Vaticano, ni parte de ningún otro gentilicio por el estilo.
CUBA - BRASIL: YOANI, COMPASIÓN Y PILATOSBy Armando F. Valladares
Desde el punto de vista de los derechos humanos, el viaje a Cuba de la presidenta del Brasil, Sra. Dilma Rousseff, constituyó un desastre inimaginable para el pueblo cubano y para sus esperanzas de libertad.
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