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Colombia: San Pablo: Clamor for Peace

This article was compiled from various writings by CPT-Colombia team members and participants in the May and July Colombia delegations. San Pablo, a municipality along

Colombia: Reclaiming Youth From War

CPT received this letter from a young conscientious objector in Colombia who worked closely with the Fall 2007 delegation; translated by Michele Braley. We are

Colombia: “Basta! Enough!”

The conflict in the Magdalena Medio region of Colombia where CPT works claimed at least five civilian casualties during the same week that CPT celebrated

Colombia: Poison Helicopters

by Noah Dillard The sound of helicopters flying overhead still causes my spine to tense. When I lived in Gaza Strip, Palestine, my friends associated

Colombia: No US Bases

by Eloy García CPTers in Colombia prayed and sang out against further U.S. militarization of Colombia at a public vigil on 11 August outside a

Colombia: Miners Under Military Pressure

by Joel Klassen and Doug Pritchard On April 26 in the town of Santa Rosa, eight members of the Nueva Granada Battalion of the Colombian

Colombia: Indigenous “Walk the Word”

by Chris Knestrick, Kim Lamberty and Sandra Rincon After marching for over a month, 10,000 representatives of Colombia’s indigenous peoples from 102 towns arrived in

Colombia: Grieving and Giving Thanks

by Sarah MacDonald November 27 was U.S. Thanksgiving, a day I usually associate with festive meals and family gatherings.  Here in Barrancabermeja, however, our day

Colombia: Dispossessed

by Stewart Vriesinga Imagine being told that the home you built, or were born in, or lived in all your life is no longer legally

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