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The message exchanges took place during an event on campus titled "Jewish Life on Campus: Past, Present, and Future"

Venezuela's electoral council states President Maduro, who has been in power since 2013, the winner with 51% vote

Pro-Palestine student activism across the country marks a scale unseen since the anti-racism protests four years ago

Countries cannot be passive in the face of events in Gaza, Petro added

University President Shafik says negotiations between student organizers and academic leaders failed

Police arrested more than 100 people on Columbia's campus last week and removed tents from Manhattan campus

Columbia faces criticism and donor threats over handling of Israel-related protests

Siblings rescued by military near border between Colombia's Caqueta and Guaviare provinces

The South American country has gradually loosened many restrictions imposed in March

Federation did not disclose the nature of the decision but the country is experiencing a surge in Covid-19 cases

Colombia decreed closure of its land and river borders on March 16, 2020 and has extended order until March 1, 2021

Since 2010, more than a million hectares of Colombian jungle have been cut down

Cause of the crash is not known and an investigation is underway

Says Washington stands "resolutely" with Duque

The area of land for cultivating coca leaf dropped from 171,000 hectares in 2017 to 169,000 in 2018

462 campaigners have been killed since 2016, according to the country's ombudsman.

Colombian coffee producers say they are selling at a loss, blame crash on stock market speculators

The announcement comes at a time of heightened tension between the two countries

The plane was en route from San Jose del Guaviare to central Villavicencio

Defense ministry says attack carried out using vehicle packed with 80 kilograms of explosives

Famed drug lord was killed on a rooftop shootout in Medellin on December 2, 1993 - one day after his 44th birthday

NATO lists Pakistan, Afghanistan, Australia, Iraq as 'partners across the globe'

Under the peace deal, those convicted will not serve time in traditional jails

His visit comes two days after Colombia's government and last active guerrilla group, the ELN, announced a ceasefire

Explosion took place in an area where illegal underground coal mining is widespread and accidents are not uncommon

The National Disaster Risk Management Unit said there were still more than 100 people missing and 4,500 homeless

Anti-narcotics agents found the cocaine in a container loaded with scrap iron

400 people injured; 200 missing

A landslide the month before killed 10 people in the north of the country

"Congratulations @PoliciaColombia... A crushing blow to the criminals," President Juan Manuel Santos said on Twitter

FARC agrees to implement departure of those under 15 years of age as soon as terms are agreed upon

The British weekly reported the FARC had assets worth $10.5 billion in 2012

The local government changed Medellin, Colombia, from a drug capital into a modern and innovative city

Critics point to stagnant water buildups and poor sanitary conditions at the workers' camps