Word: caracol
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...plane was flying along when suddenly it exploded, broke in two and fell in flames and smoke," said a witness, Alfonso Moreno, in an interview with Radio Caracol...
Hours later, a man called Radio Caracol and claimed that a group called The Extraditables blew up the jet to kill five police informants. He said the five gave police information that led to the discovery of the Medellin drug cartel leader's hideout...
...Radio Caracol said the flight recorder was found and civil aeronautics specialists were analyzing its data...
...Will Harvest Storms, a 1982 book profiling three leaders of the Colombian rebel group M-19, told reporters she had no idea why she was detained. "Maybe they didn't like the book," she shrugged. From mid-1983 to early 1984, Lara worked as a correspondent in Havana for Caracol Radio, a Colombian station, leading some to speculate that the INS suspected her of ties to the Castro government. But Lara pointed out that she entered the U.S. earlier this year on the same visa, which was issued last fall in Paris. Immigration officials say the issuance of the visa...
...Caracol, tells of a prison guard's falling hopelessly in love with him. The half-mad policy would have been dankly comic had not the results so often been tragic. Poet Armando Valladares, 22 years a political prisoner, tells of a twelve-year-old boy who was arrested for a prank, tortured and raped by guards-then marked down as a homosexual...