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Bogota

n. 波哥大

bogota

[ noun ]
capital and largest city of Colombia; located in central Colombia on a high fertile plain
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The officials, all speaking on condition of anonymity, said they had heard unconfirmed reports that the Colombian minister's 3-year-old son, who accompanied her from Bogota, was the target of a death threat.
However, Thornburgh said, "We are taking steps to provide the necessary documentation to secure his extradition to the United States." A Colombian official said in Bogota that the first moves toward extraditing Martinez had already been made.
Five heavily armed men were arrested in a surprise raid last week at a downtown Bogota apartment.
Police gave no motive for the slaying of Angela de Guerrero, 32. She was shot four times as she sat in her small sedan outside a supermarket in Bogota's northern suburbs by two gunmen who fled in a white car.
Alvaro Diego Montoya had been abducted at gunpoint from his office Dec. 20 in Bogota.
The U.S. in particular recalls the late 1970s when a Latin American producer cartel, known as the "Bogota Group," played havoc with coffee importers by creating artificial shortages and driving prices up.
Mr. Nares is a free-lance writer living in Bogota.
Radio reports said about 120 people were aboard the Avianca Boeing 727 but that no passengers or crew members were injured in the shootout, which occurred shortly after the plane left Bogota on a domestic flight.
In addition, university students in the capital, Bogota, and in the northwestern city of Medellin staged demonstrations.
Twice." Gomez was editor of the Bogota morning daily El Siglo.
The private school is known as Bogota's Swiss school.
Newsday said the weapon was one of several firearms and explosives discovered by Colombian authorities in two Bogota safehouses when they arrested the suspected assassins Sept. 21.
With them were flags from the Bergen County Vocational-Technical School and Bogota High School.
It appeared only about 10 percent of the businesses in downtown Bogota, a city of 6 million people, were closed for the strike.
A bomb exploded Friday night in front of a Bogota bank, injuring several people, news reports said.
In the city of Pereira, 110 miles west of Bogota, police frustrated an attempt to kill the mayor and a city councilman, Radio Caracol reported.
The armed forces said the latest casualties came in four clashes Monday and gave this account: Ten guerrillas, including three women, and a soldier were killed in a gun battle in the mountains near the town of Rosas, 190 miles southwest of Bogota.
In response to the crackdown, the cocaine barons declared "total war" on the government and have carried out bombings and shootings in Medellin, home of the drug cartel, and in Bogota, the capital.
Both were in stable condition at a Bogota hospital.
Luis Gabriel Cano, president of the newspaper El Espectador of Bogota, will accept the award in the fall.
Uraba is in the department of Antioquia and has a Caribbean coastline extending to Panama, about 550 miles north of Bogota.
The Bogota daily El Tiempo on Monday reported that, when arrested, Martinez had none of the heavily armed bodyguards that customarily accompany drug lords.
The reporters, contacted by ELN operatives at cafes and other public places in Bogota, were taken by different routes to a drop-off point, where rebels led them into the hills.
Military officials stationed armored cars along several of Bogota's main avenues and beefed up army checkpoints.
Responsibility for the attack wasn't immediately claimed, but cocaine traffickers have pledged to kill police officers in a campaign against Bogota's crackdown on drugs.
The bomb, planted in a white Chevrolet Monza, exploded in an affluent northern neighborhood of Bogota as Gen.
La Prensa, a Bogota daily with access to presidential advisers, said Monday the problem appears to be within the Colombian government and stems from a dispute between Barco and his foreign minister.
Police officers patrolling a main avenue in northern Bogota Thursday morning saw two men hastily abandon a truck with its motor running.
"Gaviria has committed himself to carrying out the political and social transformation that Colombians yearn for," the Bogota daily newspaper El Espectador said Monday.
Now it's all free enterprise, and the private sector." Superblock Seven was planned as a suburb of state-subsidized housing south of Bogota for the masses of impoverished Colombians crowding into the city.

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