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BOGOTA (Reuters) - Goldman Sachs is the front-runner in the auction to buy the Colombian coal assets of Brazil's Vale while Glencore waits in the wings and rival traders have failed to enter or dropped out of the process, industry sources familiar with the matter said.

BOGOTA, Colombia -- Colombia's prosecutors office says two Catholic priests hired hitmen to kill the priests themselves when at least one of them was diagnosed with AIDS.

BOGOTA, Colombia — Colombia’s prosecutors office says two Catholic priests hired hitmen to kill the priests themselves when at least one of them was diagnosed with AIDS.

BOGOTA, Colombia (AP) — Colombia's prosecutors office says two Catholic priests hired hitmen to kill the priests themselves when at least one of them was diagnosed with AIDS.

BOGOTA, Colombia (AP) - Colombia's prosecutors office says two Catholic priests hired hitmen to kill the priests themselves when at least one of them was diagnosed with AIDS.

Rafael Reatiga and Richard Piffano, two Colombian priests who were found shot to death in Bogota last year, allegedly hired hit men to kill them when at least one of them was diagnosed with AIDS. read more

BOGOTA/LONDON (Reuters) - Goldman Sachs is the front-runner in an auction to buy the Colombian coal assets of Brazil's Vale, attempting to achieve strategic port access, while Glencore waits in the wings and rival traders stay away, industry sources familiar with the matter said. Coal mines in the past few years have attracted almost frenzied M&A interest, particularly from traders seeking to ...

BOGOTA - The Lady Bucs stomped over Saddle River Day last week, getting a much-needed win during a time when the team could either sink or swim. And based on their play in the 72-30 victory, Bogota appears to have found its stride.

BOGOTA, Feb. 13 (UPI) -- Russia's Valeria Savinykh scored an upset over sixth-seeded Mathilde Johansson in Monday's opening-round play of the XX Copa BBVA Colsanitas.

BOGOTA, Colombia _ The clue that cracked the case of Bogota's vanishing manhole covers came from a GPS chip embedded in one of the strangely coveted items. Thieves steal a stunning 10,000 manhole covers a year from the streets of the Colombian capital, lured by their value as scrap or as contraband resold to sewer systems elsewhere in the country.