Usage of "colombian army"

русский

сухопутные войска колумбии

португальский

exército colombiano

испанский

ejército nacional colombiano

каталонский

exèrcit nacional de colòmbia

Land warfare branch of Colombia's military.

colombian national army

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сухопутные войска колумбии

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Neither the Colombian army nor police had information confirming Blandon's report. 
 Reuters 

Rodriguez repeated accusations that the Colombian army was obstructing the release. 
 Reuters 

Peasants in self-defence groups agreed to fight the Colombian army under one central command. 
 The Guardian 

The accord requires a major trafficking organisation, Farc, to join the Colombian army to eradicate coca-growing. 
 The Guardian 

Here, the Colombian army and the Panamanian border police have built a joint border post called La Union. 
 BBC 

The Panamanian border police and the Colombian army have established a joint border post to tackle the threats. 
 BBC 

The plan crumbled on New Year's Eve as the FARC blamed Colombian army operations for disrupting the hand-over. 
 Reuters 

Chavez is an outspoken critic of the United States, which funds a Colombian army offensive against the rebels. 
 Reuters 

Some wear the pixilated camouflage used by the Colombian army, others the dark green uniforms used by the police. 
 The Guardian 

Colombian army units trained by U.S. forces are vetted to ensure they have never been accused of human rights abuses. 
 Reuters 

However, developments in Washington, where President Clinton's massive aid package to the Colombian army is being debated, undercut any undue optimism. 
 The Irish Times 

The Colombian army has also used unethical tactics including killing peasants and disguising them as rebels to improve their body count. 
 Reuters 

According to Colombian army officials, the Irish suspects were met by a Farc escort at San Vicente's dilapidated airport on 3 July. 
 The Guardian 

FARC members run during a battle with the Colombian Army in the mountains of Jambalo, in the province of Cauca, July 2012. 
 Reuters 

The three Irishmen awaiting an appeal in Colombia have refused government protection, citing the Colombian army's alleged links to right-wing death squads. 
 The Irish Times 

Critics meanwhile denounced the Colombian army's "body count mentality" in which advancement through the ranks depended on delivering enemy corpses. 
 Reuters 