Guillermo Ferreira
27th August 2009 |
Please note your population of Bogota is listed at 1,900,000. in reality it is 7,000,000 |
Javier Forero
19th April 2009 |
Population Census 2005 final number:
42.888.592 (Source: DANE, official statistic)
Please see:
http://www.dane.gov.co/censo/ |
Javier Forero
19th April 2009 |
The total population at Bogota is 6'840.116 (Census 2005) and 7'259.597 (estimated 2009).
Definitely not is 1'945.448 that It is just the number of homes... |
Evangeline Briones (Philippines)
15th September 2008 |
I would like to send this inquiry. Can a marriage that has taken place in Colombia and was being annulled and terminated in the US be recognized in Colombia? Could a colombian spouse still has claim on the marriage?
please help me on this concern.
Thank you and More Power.
Evangeline |
Melanie (Bogota, Colombia)
17th March 2008 |
This site's info should definitely be corrected. It is not updated, all the information you have on violence stats is old, (before 2002). The rates for criminal activities has lowered down substantially since 2002. For example, there were 40 percent less homicides in 2007 than 2002, and kidnappings for ransom are now 87 percent less. |
TK & KC (planet earth)
13th February 2007 |
we buy drugs from Colombia!! |
Felipe Escobar (Sydney Australia)
27th April 2006 |
I am Colombian and I have been checking out some of your stats about my country, however I beleieve the population in bogota is wrong, it should be around the 7 million.
Cheers, |
Yenifer Bonifacio
1st December 2005 |
how mush money does the government on the people of Colombia? |
carlos
2nd November 2005 |
You have to be asking yourself why Colombia you sign it and why not. There are more disadvantages than advantages to Colombia in this agreement. While there will be economic growth and an increase in exportations, and a lot of people will be benificiated, Most people wont. For plan Colombia to became effective, Colombia had to agree on some conditions that not necessarily would benefit her. One of them is the free trade agreement. You would say then, that Colombia cant be left behind in this process called globalization, and that closing her frontiers instead of opening them would be a mistake. It is. But because its imposed and not on a mutual agreement you can start thinking why SHOULDNT Colombia sign this agreement. The very fact that you ask why Colombia SHOULD sing it, speaks for itself. |
Julian Caviedes
29th August 2005 |
What are the advantages to Colombia in the Free Trade Agreement of the Americas. Why should Colombia sign this agreement? |
david U
4th July 2005 |
how can i locate a family member? father |
fuckinidiot
10th June 2005 |
I can't find anything on colonization in Colombia. I need it urgently! |
George Duffy
6th June 2005 |
a resident of Colombia claims the US Peace Corps volunteers in Columbia during the 1960's are responsible for starting the drug production industry there. Is this true? |
Duke Nukem
4th June 2005 |
How can we start La Gran Colombia again? We have enough resources to compete with any other continent. |
yourmomfuckshard
16th May 2005 |
How many marriages are there yearly? |
El Pato
13th May 2005 |
I need info on some current issues in Colombia, urgently, please. |
Skittles Maynea
19th April 2005 |
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Yudy
8th March 2005 |
"...Colombia was called New Granada from 1830 until 1863."
Do you mean "1830 until 1863"? |
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