Colombia

Eighty of the 96 known harlequin toad species are considered endangered, critically endangered or extinct in the wild, according to the International Union for Conservation of Nature's Red List.

A combination of tech savvy, urban planning and public support were key.

Archaeologists uncovered the ancient city using a revolutionary imaging technology known as LiDAR, which essentially lets you "see through" vegetation.

First daughter and senior White House adviser Ivanka Trump stepped out in Colombia with a brand new cut and a dress that prompted some interesting reactions.

Colombia's Vice President Marta Lucía Ramírez said she had asked Ivanka Trump to visit Latin America to help promote women's economic empowerment.

"Limiting the temperature increase during the 21st century will help to avoid it," an expert told Newsweek.

Colombia is the world's biggest producer of cocaine, accounting for around 70 percent of global supply.

There are more smartphones on the planet than people.

Spain's national police said the suspect had attracted their attention "due to his notable nervousness and the disproportionate size of the toupee he wore." He was detained in Barcelona last month.

"We want to go around and pour holy water... so that God's blessing comes and gets rid of all the wickedness that is in our streets," said monsignor Rubén Darío Jaramillo Montoya, bishop of Buenaventura, Colombia

"Callichimaera perplexa is the strangest—and cutest—crab yet discovered," Javier Luque told Newsweek.

"We had to be in lines every day, and there was less and less food until there was nothing," said Venezuelan Ana Carina Palacio, who entered legally into Colombia in 2018 with her young son.

Pelosi will be in New York and Washington, D.C. when Trump and Pence are overseas, a spokesperson from her office confirmed.

Last month, President Donald Trump's national security adviser was spotted with a notepad that said, "5,000 troops to Colombia."

"Donald Trump has without doubt given an order to kill me and has told the government of Colombia and the Colombian mafia to kill me," the embattled South American leader said.

White House national security adviser John Bolton's legal pad notes appeared to say: "Afghanistan —> welcome the talks. 5,000 troops to Colombia."

I had a chance to witness the human stories behind this crisis first-hand. The U.S., governments across South America and international donors must step up to help.

"Congress declares that at this time there is no president of the republic," opposition legislator Jorge Milan said. "Let's start the process to recover the constitutional order."

"Suspicion was aroused at the United States Embassy when packages were X-rayed, revealing cocaine within gutted out punching bags," a release from the Justice Department explained.

A recorded call played aloud in Brooklyn federal courtroom features a purported FARC rebel and Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán Loera. And Guzmán pushing the price down: "Listen, I'm going to buy 2 and leave Simon's [a nickname for Cifuentes] property to pay for the rest."

Well, that escalated quickly.

Juan Carlos Ramirez led the Colombian North Valley cartel and sold cocaine to El Chapo.

María Victoria Henao opens up for the first time about her life alongside one of the world's most dangerous criminals.

The International Monetary Fund said inflation could top 10 million percent in 2019.

Using a canine team, the officers located five packages of cocaine attached to the women's bodies.

It wasn't until the lovers were inside the vehicle that the woman and her husband recognized each other.

The high-profile bust comes a week after a United Nations report drew attention to Colombia's record-breaking and increasing cocaine production.

"U.S. sanctions are useless, they are also an award for revolutionaries, because they show that we are courageous, that we are on the right path, that we have not been led astray," Maduro said.

Pence issued a strong warning to Venezuela on Tuesday after it stationed troops along the border of Colombia in a move seen as highly provocative by Bogotá and Washington.

With the release of a new report, President Ivan Duque pledged that Colombia would implement a new strategy to address the illicit drug trade.