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Colombia

Luxury home of Pablo Escobar is blasted into dust

The eight storey property, with vast garages for the drug lord's car collection, had become an unwelcome tourist attraction.

Venezuela

Venezuela: Clashes at Brazil border

Two people have died and several more injured after villagers were fired on when they tried to stop a military convoy heading towards the Brazilian crossing.

Venezuela

Rival concerts take place on either side of Venezuela-Colombia border

Two rival concerts were planned on Friday on either side of a bridge linking Venezuela and Colombia.

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Drone shows Venezuelans illegally crossing into Colombia

Venezuelans line up as they cross the Colombian-Venezuelan border over the Simon Bolivar International Bridge outskirts of Cucuta

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Colombia

From Colombia with love: Why business is blooming for Valentine's Day

Colombians are hard at work picking and packaging flowers to export to the United States ahead of Valentine's Day.

USA

John Bolton's 'gold docket' reveals "5,000 troops to Colombia" option

U.S. National Security Advisor, John Bolton, is thought to be considering sending troops to Columbia as part of his battle with Venezuelan President Maduro.

World News

Europe briefing: Three stories to know about today

Euronews brought you the latest news and updates as they happened this morning.

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Illuminated train chugs through Bogota bringing Christmas cheer

Santa Claus passes cabin to cabin, visiting passengers as the train chugs along. Santa and his helpers hand out gifts to good girls and boys, while many passengers pose for photos with the train-travelling Old St. Nick

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Toys placed outside Colombian Congress to protest child abuse

Toys placed outside Colombian Congress to protest child abuse

USA

Autograph hunter dismissed from jury in El Chapo trial

A potential juror has been dismissed by the judge in the El Chapo trial after asking the defendant for his autograph.

Colombia

Already hosting a million refugees, Colombia still has 'open arms'

The Colombian president's language on immigration contrasts sharply with that of European leaders.

World

'Dialogue with a dictator doesn't produce results': Colombian President Iván Duque

Three months into his tenure as the new president of Colombia, Iván Duque speaks with Euronews' Ana Lazaro Bosch about his vision for the future of his country and an integrated South America.

Europe News

Colombian government suspends talks with ELN rebels

"They have to cease unilaterally their criminal actions in a verifiable way"

Colombia

Colombia coca cultivation at 'all-time high', UN warns

Colombia's 2017 cocaine production is estimated to have a value of $2.7 billion (€2.3 billion).

World News

"El Gaucho" shot and injured

Colombia says a former FARC leader who refused to sign up to the 2016 peace deal has been shot and injured

Venezuela

Venezuela migrants cause regional tensions

Regional politicians say the exodus of people fleeing economic crisis in Venezuela is worthy of global recognition

Venezuela

Venezuelans request asylum in Peru as UN warns of a 'crisis moment'

Hundreds of Venezuelans have requested asylum in Peru, just hours after the country tightened its entry requirements, while UN's migration agency says Venezuela is heading for the same refugee "crisis moment" seen in the Mediterranean in 2015.

Colombia

Colombia footballers receive death threats on social media after

Colombia footballers receive death threats on social media after losing to England in penalties.

Sport

England eliminate Colombia from World Cup in penalty shootout

England has booked its place in the quarter finals

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It's all fun and games for England's Kane, Rashford and Lingard

England play Colombia in their World Cup last-16 match on Tuesday, in what is one of the biggest games in the country's recent history. But if there was any pressure, you couldn't tell on the players' faces on Sunday