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Safety in Colombia

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By Lorraine Caputo

The security situation in the country is generally safe. However, there are areas where it is more "fluid" and others that remain in the red zone of the nation's civil war. These include parts of the Pacific coast, Río Magdalena valley, the llanos and the interior (Souther and Eastern) jungles. We have, as much as possible, pointed these out in the text. At the time our correspondents went to places, it was safe to do so. If you are considering going off the beaten track or into one of the problematic zones, check the news and ask local advice. To keep a pulse on what's going on in Colombia, click here for useful websites.

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