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  1. Culture and Customs of Colombia (Culture and Customs of Latin America and the Caribbean) by Raymond Leslie Williams, Kevin G. Guerrieri, 1999-08-30
  2. Colombian music and musicians, (Pan American culture [series]) by Victor Justiniano Rosales, 1927
  3. Context versus culture: Household composition and employment among Dominican and Colombian women (Population and Development Program working papers series) by Douglas T Gurak, 1992
  4. Shamans, Gods, and Mythic Beasts: Colombian Gold and Ceramics in Antiquity by Armand J. Labbe, Warwick Bray, 1998-11
  5. Largometrajes Colombianos En Cine y Video: 1915-2004
  6. Trafficking Cocaine - Colombian Drug Entrepreneurs in the Netherlands (STUDIES OF ORGANIZED CRIME Volume 1) by D. Zaitch, 2002-07-31
  7. The seduction of Africa: A missionary's recollections by Jorge Iván Fernández, 2002

81. Colombia: The Culture Of Fear
The culture of Fear. Noam Chomsky. This essay is the introduction to Colombia The Genocidal Democracy, a 125page book by Javier Giraldo SJ, written in 1996.
http://www.zmag.org/chomsky/other/culture-of-fear.html
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The Culture of Fear
Noam Chomsky This essay is the introduction to Colombia: The Genocidal Democracy, a 125-page book by Javier Giraldo S.J., written in 1996. Two facts should be uppermost in the minds of North American readers of Father Giraldo's documentation of the reign of terror that engulfed Colombia during the "Dirty War" waged by the state security forces and their paramilitary associates from the early 1980s. The first is that Colombia's "democra-tatorship," as Eduardo Galeano termed this amalgam of democratic forms and totalitarian terror, has managed to compile the worst human rights record in the hemisphere in recent years, no small achievement when one considers the competition. The second is that Colombia has had accessories in crime, primary among them the government of the United States, though Britain, Israel, Germany, and others have also helped to train and arm the assassins and torturers of the narco-military-landowner network that maintains "stability" in a country that is rich in promise, and a nightmare for many of its people. In July 1989, the U.S. State Department announced plans for subsidized sales of military equipment to Colombia, allegedly "for antinarcotics purposes." The sales were "justified" by the fact that "Colombia has a democratic form of government and does not exhibit a consistent pattern of gross violations of internationally recognized human rights."

82. TDS; Passports, Visas, Travel Documents
has created a culture of fear that has catalyzed criminal elements throughout the country. This is a dangerous time to visit any part of Colombia although the
http://www.traveldocs.com/co/culture.htm
Colombia South America
CULTURE With dramatically beautiful rainforests, mountains and beaches, lovely cities and enchanting people, Colombia should be among the world's most attractive and intoxicating destinations. Unfortunately, the current guerrilla war, combined with ongoing activities of cocaine cartels, has made much of Colombia - dubbed 'Locombia' (the mad country) by the press - off limits to all but the most foolhardy travelers. The good news is that it's still possible to enjoy Colombia's colorful swirl of myth and mysticism. As long as you avoid all overland travel and stick to major cities and touristed areas, pay attention to the news, and keep your wits about you at all times, you'll get a safe and healthy dose of what is arguably the most underrated travel destination on the continent.
Warning
As usual, civilians are caught in the crossfire and bear the brunt of the violence. In May 2002, a bomb dropped on a church in Choco province killed 117 people, who had taken refuge in the church from the battle raging outside between FARC and the right-wing paramilitary group United Self-Defense Forces of Colombia (AUC). FARC has claimed responsibility, but claims the bombing was an accident.

83. COLOMBIA WEEK: Independent News And Analysis
TOP. culture. Yolanda Alvarez Sánchez has written this biweekly Colombia Week column since March 2004. May 10, 2004 (Bogotá) Another US film falls short.
http://www.colombiaweek.org/series.html
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Context W. John Green has written this biweekly Colombia Week column since July 2003.
Unarmed and imperiled.
May 24, 2004 (Washington):
Displaced people finally get a word in.
May 10, 2004 (Washington):
Policy wonks apply Full Nelson.
April 26, 2004:
A difficult choice.
April 12, 2004:
Land of impunity.
March 29, 2004 (Washington):
In this drug war, victories are many.
March 15, 2004:

March 1, 2004:
The left sticks its neck out again.
February 16, 2004:
The war craving. February 2, 2004: A sure foundation. January 5, 2004: December 8, 2003 (Washington): The Cassandra solution. November 24, 2003: In Latin America, dirty war still viable. November 10, 2003: October 27, 2003 (Washington): Fumigation a dismal failure. October 13, 2003: Cities of hope. September 29, 2003: Lies, damn lies and crime rates. September 15, 2003: Juan Valdez, shantytown dweller. September 1, 2003: That which shall be. August 18, 2003: 3 million and counting. August 4, 2003: Kidnapping is big business. July 21, 2003 (Washington):

84. Historical Text Archive: Articles: Colombia's Sicarios
of Escobar s assassination hit the airwaves, people around the world were quick to point the finger to the druglords and to Colombia s culture of violence as
http://historicaltextarchive.com/sections.php?op=viewarticle&artid=120

85. Plural World, Rubrique
Translate this page culture Ministerio de Cultura Artesanias de Colombia Biblioteca Nacional de Colombia Carnaval de Baranquilla (Patrimonio Oral e Inmaterial de la Humanidad
http://www.pluralworld.com/article.cfm?lart=722

86. Ancient Colombian Art - Previous Exhibition
Museum of Cultural Art. MarieTherese Brincard, Senior Curator of Exhibitions, is the AFA Curator. Objects are on loan from prestigious colombian collections
http://www.mingei.org/prevexprecolumb.html
Previous Exhibitions
Photos M I N G E I I N T E R N A T I O N A L M U S E U M
Additional Photos and Text from Previous Exhibitions MINGEI INTERNATIONAL PRESENTS ANCIENT COLOMBIAN ART Pendant - Gold
Photo by Rudolf
An exhibition of rare artworks from pre-Hispanic Colombia, SHAMANS, GODS AND MYTHIC BEASTS - Colombian Gold and Ceramics in Antiquity, opens January 31, 1999 at Mingei International Museum in Balboa Park. The first major international exhibition to focus on important ceramic sculpture and related gold works from ancient Colombia, the legendary El Dorado, it provides an opportunity to see works from heretofore-undocumented cultures dating from the first millenium BC. "These sacred artworks are imbued with the energy generated by the religious fervor of the artists who made them, an energy that continues to resonate today," says Guest Curator Armand Labbe, Director of Research and Collections at The Bowers Museum of Cultural Art. Funerary chair - ceramic
Photo by Rudol
f Figure with child - ceramic
Photo by Bernard Thoeny
The exhibition was organized by The American Federation of Arts (AFA) and The Bowers Museum of Cultural Art. Marie-Therese Brincard, Senior Curator of Exhibitions, is the AFA Curator. Objects are on loan from prestigious Colombian collections including the Museo del Oro, the Fondo de Promocion de la Cultura and the Instituto Colombiano de Antropologia (Colcultura) and private collections. The collections of The Bowers Museum of Cultural Art, the Michael C. Carlos Museum, the Dallas Museum of Art, the Denver Art Museum and the Field Museum of Natural History and North American private collections are represented as well.

87. Spanish Links
El Colombiano daily news from MedellÍn, Colombia. Includes front page stories, sports, culture, and more. El Espectador another daily paper from Colombia.
http://polyglot.lss.wisc.edu/lss/lang/span/spanlink.html
These sites are provided for those who are interested in Spanish Language and Culture. If you are aware of other sites that should be added to this list please contact me. Lauren Rosen
Culture and History Mundo Maya Magazine : articles and information on the history, culture, arte, festivales and life of the Mayan people. Maya Related Resources : this site is full of links to Mayan, Precolumbian, Aztec materials. A must visit for the history enthusiast. Voces : this bilingual newsletter offers a variety of articles addressing politics, ecology, development and cultural perspectives of Quetzaltenango, Guatemala and Central America. Comida : if you are a lover of Hispanic cuisine you will find a tempting list of food links here. Cocina Mexicana includes recipes for authentic Mexican food, history of common foods, and typical foods by region. Some recipes include beautiful pictures of the food.
Gastronomy-Spain

Hispanic Magazine:
a list of links to articles for and about Hispanics. Site includes Hispanic culture, business, sports and more. Mexico : take a look inside some of the most interesting resources in Mexico; a must see for info on historia, geografia, arte, deporte, folklore, and more.

88. The Culture Of Fear, By Noam Chomsky
The culture of Fear. Noam Chomsky. In Javier Giraldo, Colombia The Genocidal Democracy, Common Courage Press, July, 1996. Two facts
http://www.chomsky.info/articles/199607--.htm
The Culture of Fear Noam Chomsky In Javier Giraldo, Colombia: The Genocidal Democracy , Common Courage Press, July, 1996 In July 1989, the U.S. State Department announced plans for subsidized sales of military equipment to Colombia, allegedly "for antinarcotics purposes." The sales were "justified" by the fact that "Colombia has a democratic form of government and does not exhibit a consistent pattern of gross violations of internationally recognized human rights." A few months before, the Commission of Justice and Peace that Father Giraldo heads had published a report documenting atrocities in the first part of 1988, including over 3,000 politically-motivated killings, 273 in "social cleansing" campaigns. Political killings averaged eight a day, with seven people murdered in their homes or in the street and one "disappeared." Citing this report, the Washington Office on Latin America (WOLA) added that "the vast majority of those who have disappeared in recent years are grass-roots organizers, peasant or union leaders, leftist politicians, human rights workers and other activists," over 1500 by the time of the State Department's praise for Colombia's democracy and its respect for human rights. During the 1988 electoral campaigns, 19 of 87 mayoral candidates of the sole independent political party, the UP, were assassinated, along with over 100 of its other candidates. The Central Organization of Workers, a coalition of trade unions formed in 1986, had by then lost over 230 members, most of them found dead after brutal torture.

89. The EU's Relations With Colombia - Overview
The root causes of Colombia’s internal conflict are to a large encoraged illegal business and the development of a widespread non governmental culture.
http://europa.eu.int/comm/external_relations/colombia/intro/
en Europa European Commission European Union in the World ... Site The EU's relations with Colombia Overview What's new ? Basic Data Country Strategy Paper ... EC Delegation Overview
Latest update: March 2003 Latest news:
Commission adopts a new plan to deliver 8 million euros in humanitarian aid to victims of internal conflict in Colombia
EU-Colombia: President visits Commission; new programme for internally displaced people launched

Commissioner Patten to visit Brazil, Colombia and Ecuador from 19 to 23 January

Álvaro Uribe Vélez, President of the Republic of Colombia (middle of photo)
Political Context
Internal Politics
Colombia has been suffering almost 40 years of internal conflict. The root causes of Colombia’s internal conflict are to a large extent common to many other Latin American countries but also include unique elements notably the weakness of the state.

90. Casa De La Cultura Colombiana Bienvenidos
Translate this page Difundiendo Nuestra Cultura, Libro de Visitantes. Encuesta. Solicitud de Ingreso. Agrega mi direccion. ¿Qué es el Temporary Protected
http://www.casacolombia.org/
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91. Colombia - LANIC
Colombia Journal Published by the Information Network of the Numero Revista cultural bogotana; P M Publicidad y Mercadeo; Semana Actualidad.
http://www.lanic.utexas.edu/la/colombia/
Colombia
Academic Research Resources

92. Ministerio De Cultura - República De Colombia
Translate this page la emisión de una serie documental tanto por Señal Colombia como por los canales regionales. La idea es convocar al país en torno a su diversidad cultural.
http://www.mincultura.gov.co/

Tertulias Literarias

Convocatoria 6ta Muestra Internacional Documental

Plan Nacional de Lectura y Bibliotecas
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Oficina de Prensa

Se acerca cierre de Sin Formato
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Oficina de Prensa
R ealizadores, productores y estudiantes interesados pueden enviar sus documentales hasta el 15 de Julio de 2004.
Más información
Oficina de Prensa Por convocatoria directa se seleccionaron 18 propuestas, que se suman a las 70 ya elegidas en los siete salones regionales realizados durante 2003 en todo el territorio nacional. Oficina de Prensa

93. NOTICIAS, PERIODICOS Y REVISTAS DE COLOMBIA - COLOMBIA: NEWS & MEDIA

http://ocean.st.usm.edu/~nanzola/media.html
News and Media from Colombia - Noticias y Medios de Comunicación Colombianos

Newspapers
Magazines TV News and TV Stations Radio News and Radio Stations ... Mailing Lists
Newspapers/Periódicos
TV - Televisión

94. 1893 World's Fair
This hypertextual thesis explores the World's Columbian Exposition through a virtual tour, investigates
http://xroads.virginia.edu/~MA96/WCE/title.html

95. Cultura Colombiana
Translate this page Colombia. Colombia - A Cultural Profile. Colombia in Cyberspace. Kiss Bow XE - Colombia - Cultural IQ Quiz. Kiss Bow XE - Colombia - Cultural Overview.
http://www.culturacolombiana.com/
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96. AdmiNet - Colombia

http://adminet.com/world/co/

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Spreading information all over the Net AdmiNet World America Colombia Government
Links with other countries

Parliament

Political organisations
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CONEXCOL
The government of Colombia
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    Links with other countries
    • Embassies and Consulates of Colombia to other countries :
      France
    • Embassies and Consulates of other countries in Colombia:
      France
    • Foreign Chambers of Commerce and Industry :
    Parliament
    Political organisations
    Cities and Towns
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  • 97. Colombia Adoption - Agencies Photolisting International Adoption Agency Colombia
    Top Adoption Sites Adoption.com • Adoption.org • Adopting.org. Current weather reports from Colombia Colombia s Consular Information.
    http://colombia.adoption.com/
    Adoption.com
    Home
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    Colombia Adoption
    More Pictures Colombia Holidays Listen to their National Anthem Visas Issued to Colombia Children ... Colombia Adoption Booklet Adoption Professionals Wide Horizons for Children - Pittsfield, MA A leading, non-profit agency offering comprehensive pre and post adoption services and birthparent counseling. Since 1974, 7,800+ children placed. Working with families across the U.S. Programs in 11 countries, including U.S. Send us an E-mail Phone: (781) 894-5330 276 South St. Pittsfield, MA 01201 Map Directions to our Office Wide Horizons for Children - Plainfield, NJ A leading, non-profit agency offering comprehensive pre and post adoption services and birthparent counseling. Since 1974, 7,800+ children placed. Working with families across the U.S. Programs in 11 countries, including U.S. Send us an E-mail Phone: (908) 756-3000 1446 South Avenue Plainfield, NJ 07062

    98. Republic Of Colombia
    The precolumbian cultures of Colombia have been little investigated as almost none of them left behind spectacular monuments. However
    http://www.colostate.edu/Orgs/LASO/Colombia/colombia.html
    Latin-American Student Organization (LASO)
    Republic of Colombia
    Colombia - Kolumbien - Colombie
    General Information
    History
    Geography
    Regions and Cities ...
    Colombia on the Internet
    Area: 1,138,910 sq km (439,735 sq mi.)
    Population:
    Capital:
    Largest Cities:
    Language:
    Spanish
    Religions: Roman Catholic 95%
    Currency: Peso
    Colombia stretches over approximately 1,140,000 sq. km, roughly equal to the area of Portugal, Spain, and France put together. Colombia occupies the northwestern end of South America, and is the only country there with coasts on both the Pacific (1350 km long), and the Atlantic (over 1600 km.) Three Andean ranges run north and south through the western half of the country (about 45% of the total territory.) The eastern part is a vast lowland which can be generally divided into two regions: a huge open savannah on the north, and the amazon in the south (400,000 sq. km aprox.)
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    99. Life Leisure News Article Reuters.com
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