Colombia’s Santos plans to shuffle cabinet ministers
BOGOTA (Reuters) - Colombia's 16 cabinet members resigned on Wednesday at President Juan Manuel Santos' request, setting the stage for him to shuffle his cabinet in an attempt to shore...
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Colombia court rules strike at country’s main coal railway illegal
BOGOTA (Reuters) - A Colombian court declared a strike at the country's main coal railway illegal on Tuesday, dealing a blow to the union's action for higher salaries, and giving...
Colombia court rules strike at country’s main coal railway illegal
BOGOTA (Reuters) - A Colombian court declared a strike at the country's main coal railway illegal on Tuesday, dealing a blow to the union's action for higher salaries, and giving...
Colombia’s main railway, workers at impasse over stuck trains
(Reuters) - Colombia's main coal railway, Fenoco, and striking workers are at an impasse over demands that laborers first allow trains stuck on the tracks to be moved before any...
Colombia’s main railway, workers at impasse over stuck trains
(Reuters) - Colombia's main coal railway, Fenoco, and striking workers are at an impasse over demands that laborers first allow trains stuck on the tracks to be moved before any...
Colombian forces clash with indigenous group, blame rebels
BOGOTA (Reuters) - Colombian security forces clashed on Wednesday with indigenous activists who stormed a hill-top military base in the volatile south as critics lambasted President Juan Manuel Santos for...
Colombian coal workers vote to strike at Glencore-owned mine
BOGOTA (Reuters) - Colombian coal workers voted on Saturday to strike over pay and working conditions at the 3-million-tonne-per-year La Jagua mine of Glencore's Prodeco unit, a union said. Colombia...
Afghanistan mulls Islamic bonds, fearing Western cash cutback
KABUL (Reuters) - Afghanistan, which has only a semblance of a capital market, intends to sell Islamic bonds as it braces for a possible sharp fall in Western financial support...
Afghanistan mulls Islamic bonds, fearing Western cash cutback
KABUL (Reuters) - Afghanistan, which has only a semblance of a capital market, intends to sell Islamic bonds as it braces for a possible sharp fall in Western financial support...
Civilian deaths in Afghanistan fall 20 percent: U.N.
KABUL (Reuters) - After five years of rising deaths, civilian casualties in Afghanistan dropped 20 percent in the first four months of the year, the United Nations said, a rare...