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Archery World Cup 2023 Medellin: Indian Recurve Men's Team Wins Bronze Medal After Defeating China
Indian recurve men's team clinched bronze medal at the Archery World Cup 2023 stage 3 in Medellin, Colombia, on Thursday.
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8 Killed As Small Plane Crashes Into Residential Area In Colombia
A small plane crashed into a residential area of Colombia's second-largest city Medellin on Monday, the mayor said.
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"Won't Leave Police Job To Become Model," Says 'World's Most Beautiful Cop'
A woman dubbed the world's "most beautiful" police officer has spoken out about her career fighting crime in one of the world's most dangerous cities.
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Mother's Incredible Reflexes Save Boy From Falling Off 4th Floor Balcony
A mother was caught on camera saving her son's life with her lightning-quick reflexes. The video, which has gone viral online, shows the woman rushing to grab her son's leg just as he is about to fall down four floors.
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Colombia To Demolish Pablo Escobar's Old Fortress
Late drug kingpin Pablo Escobar's old fortress in Medellin is to be razed to the ground with explosives to make way for a park dedicated to the victims of drug trafficking, the town hall said on Thursday.
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Colombia's "Narco Culture": Pablo Escobar's Legacy Lingers After 25 Years
Twenty-five years after he was gunned down by police, Pablo Escobar's legacy refuses to die in Medellin, the Colombian city where he ran his cocaine empire with a mix of brutality and largesse.
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Pope Francis, In Colombia, Recalls 'Painful Memory' Of Narco Wars
Pope Francis on Saturday visited Medellin, epicenter of Colombia's narco wars of the 1980s and asked that God convert the hearts of the "drug assassins" who cut short so many young lives.
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Pilot in Footballers' Crash in Colombia 'Was Not Trained Properly'
The LaMia airlines plane slammed into the mountains outside Medellin November 29, killing most of Brazilian football team Chapecoense Real as they traveled to a match.
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Colombia Plane Crash: Pele Leads Football Tributes to Victims
Players of the Chapecoense Real team were among 81 people on board the doomed flight that crashed into mountains in northwestern Colombia.
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76 Killed In Colombia Plane Crash, Brazil Football Players Among 5 Survivors
A plane carrying 81 people, including members of a Brazilian club football team, crashed late Monday near the Colombian city of Medellin after reporting "electrical failures," officials said. 76 people are reportedly dead. Three of the soccer players are among five reported survivors.
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Earthquake Of 6.0 Magnitude Strikes Northwest Of Medellin, Colombia: US Geological Survey
An earthquake measuring 6.0 magnitude struck off northwest Colombia on Tuesday, the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) said. There were no immediate reports of damage or casualties.
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A Miami 'Cocaine Cowboy' Finds Redemption With Love Locks
When he was one of Miami's notorious "cocaine cowboys" in the 1980s, Mickey Munday made millions of dollars flying loads of drugs for Colombia's Medellin and Cali cartels.
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Long Clean-Up, Fading Hope After Colombia Landslide
Residents of the Colombian town hit by a massive landslide began a difficult clean-up Tuesday, as rescuers resumed the increasingly hopeless search for those still missing after a disaster that claimed at least 64 lives.
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Maturana to coach Independiente Medellin
Francisco Maturana, who led Colombia to two World Cups, was named the new coach of struggling Independiente Medellin on Friday.
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Archery World Cup 2023 Medellin: Indian Recurve Men's Team Wins Bronze Medal After Defeating China
Indian recurve men's team clinched bronze medal at the Archery World Cup 2023 stage 3 in Medellin, Colombia, on Thursday.
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8 Killed As Small Plane Crashes Into Residential Area In Colombia
A small plane crashed into a residential area of Colombia's second-largest city Medellin on Monday, the mayor said.
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"Won't Leave Police Job To Become Model," Says 'World's Most Beautiful Cop'
A woman dubbed the world's "most beautiful" police officer has spoken out about her career fighting crime in one of the world's most dangerous cities.
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Mother's Incredible Reflexes Save Boy From Falling Off 4th Floor Balcony
A mother was caught on camera saving her son's life with her lightning-quick reflexes. The video, which has gone viral online, shows the woman rushing to grab her son's leg just as he is about to fall down four floors.
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Colombia To Demolish Pablo Escobar's Old Fortress
Late drug kingpin Pablo Escobar's old fortress in Medellin is to be razed to the ground with explosives to make way for a park dedicated to the victims of drug trafficking, the town hall said on Thursday.
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Colombia's "Narco Culture": Pablo Escobar's Legacy Lingers After 25 Years
Twenty-five years after he was gunned down by police, Pablo Escobar's legacy refuses to die in Medellin, the Colombian city where he ran his cocaine empire with a mix of brutality and largesse.
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Pope Francis, In Colombia, Recalls 'Painful Memory' Of Narco Wars
Pope Francis on Saturday visited Medellin, epicenter of Colombia's narco wars of the 1980s and asked that God convert the hearts of the "drug assassins" who cut short so many young lives.
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Pilot in Footballers' Crash in Colombia 'Was Not Trained Properly'
The LaMia airlines plane slammed into the mountains outside Medellin November 29, killing most of Brazilian football team Chapecoense Real as they traveled to a match.
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Colombia Plane Crash: Pele Leads Football Tributes to Victims
Players of the Chapecoense Real team were among 81 people on board the doomed flight that crashed into mountains in northwestern Colombia.
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76 Killed In Colombia Plane Crash, Brazil Football Players Among 5 Survivors
A plane carrying 81 people, including members of a Brazilian club football team, crashed late Monday near the Colombian city of Medellin after reporting "electrical failures," officials said. 76 people are reportedly dead. Three of the soccer players are among five reported survivors.
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Earthquake Of 6.0 Magnitude Strikes Northwest Of Medellin, Colombia: US Geological Survey
An earthquake measuring 6.0 magnitude struck off northwest Colombia on Tuesday, the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) said. There were no immediate reports of damage or casualties.
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A Miami 'Cocaine Cowboy' Finds Redemption With Love Locks
When he was one of Miami's notorious "cocaine cowboys" in the 1980s, Mickey Munday made millions of dollars flying loads of drugs for Colombia's Medellin and Cali cartels.
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Long Clean-Up, Fading Hope After Colombia Landslide
Residents of the Colombian town hit by a massive landslide began a difficult clean-up Tuesday, as rescuers resumed the increasingly hopeless search for those still missing after a disaster that claimed at least 64 lives.
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Maturana to coach Independiente Medellin
Francisco Maturana, who led Colombia to two World Cups, was named the new coach of struggling Independiente Medellin on Friday.
