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Last Updated: 8/20/07
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CIP Analyses: The Center for International Policy opposes large increases in military aid and supports a negotiated settlement to the conflict. Read research papers and shorter memos explaining our positions.
U.S. Military and Police Aid: Our current summary table of aid, information about the debate over aid for 2006 and previous years, recent news coverage, a timeline of events, other groups' analyses and our special focus on Arauca and Putumayo.
U.S. Government Information: Government reports and fact sheets, legislation and statements from officials and legislators, notes about key policymakers, and information about private contractors.
Peace Initiatives in Colombia: Information about the combatants, key figures in Colombia's government, a timeline, and overviews of negotiations with the FARC and ELN guerrillas.
News: Links to recent coverage in the media about Colombia's conflict and U.S. aid, in-depth series, opinion pieces and web news sources.
Weblog: Read and participate in "Plan Colombia and Beyond," the Colombia Program's weblog.
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Información en español: Documentos y otras informaciones disponibles en este sitio, entre ellas un informe regular sobre la política de Washington hacia Colombia.
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