News from and About Colombia

• November Issue: Drug Policy and Colombia, from Foreign Policy in Focus 
• November 27: Colombian paramilitary troops threaten to kill hundreds of peasants, from Agence France Presse 
• November 24: Delay in aid to Colombia called 'slap in the face', from Miami Herald 
• November 22: Thousands protest at School of Americas, from Reuters
• November 21: Interview with Agustín Jimenez Cuello: Colombian Human Rights Activist, from Chicago Tribune 
• November 21: Residents of border area with Colombia to request US security help, from La Prensa 
• November 20: CSN Petition to close the SOA
• November 19: Nicaragua Verdict Points to Linkage of Drugs, Colombia Death Squads, from Los Angeles Times 
• November 19: Congressional Republicans' Press Conference on the Alianza Act 
• November 18: "The School of the Assassins", Editorial from the Capital Times, Madison 
• November 18: US Army colonel's wife indicted on drug charges, from Agence France Presse 
• November 15: A Woman With Two Lives, from Newsweek
• November 15: Report on Human Rights Violations in the Magdalena Medio, January-June 1999
• November 14: Venezuelan president reports paramilitary plot, from Reuters 
• November 11: Colombian army kills guerrilla chief, takes nine prisoner near San José de Apartadó
• November 9: Paramilitaries kill 17 in southern Colombia, from AP
• November 9: Trade union body supports inquiry in Colombia, from Reuters
• November 9: Ex-Nicaragua police boss admits arms deal with Colombian paramilitaries, from Reuters
• November 8: Open letter from the Pastoral Social of Apartadó and Quibo 
• November 6: Human Rights Watch protests threats against Cepeda family
• November 5: Molly Ivins on US involvement in Colombia, from the Los Angeles Times
• November 4: AI repeats itself: "Paramilitaries act with Army complicity", from Agence France Presse
• November 4: AI: Pastrana failing to stop rightist militias , from Associated Press
• November 4: Dennis Grammenos' reactions to above story
• November 3: USA assists Colombia with anti-drug aid, from Jane's Defence Weekly
• November 3: Human Rights Watch: "Colombian Army Killers Remain on Duty"
• November 1: McCaffrey loses out in war of words, from Financial Times