This site is being updated infrequently, as we shift to a more dynamic web presence focused on U.S. policy toward Latin America and the Caribbean.

What does that mean? See the "Just the Facts" guide to U.S. security policy in the Americas and the "Plan Colombia and Beyond" weblog.

Much information previously presented here is now available at those locations, which are updated nearly every day:

• "Plan Colombia and Beyond" weblog
• Current U.S. Aid to Colombia
• Links to news coverage of Colombia
• Links to news coverage of U.S. policy in Colombia
• Legislation that mentions Colombia
• Colombia-related events
• U.S. officials' statements and official reports about Colombia
• U.S. legislators' statements about Colombia
• Other governments' statements about U.S. policy toward Colombia
• Others' analyses of Colombia policy
• Public domain images of U.S. policy toward Colombia

CIP Analyses: The Center for International Policy opposes large increases in military aid and supports a negotiated settlement to the conflict. Read research papers and shorter memos explaining our positions.

U.S. Military and Police Aid: Our current summary table of aid, information about the debate over aid for 2006 and previous years, recent news coverage, a timeline of events, other groups' analyses and our special focus on Arauca and Putumayo.

U.S. Government Information: Government reports and fact sheets, legislation and statements from officials and legislators, notes about key policymakers, and information about private contractors.

Peace Initiatives in Colombia: Information about the combatants, key figures in Colombia's government, a timeline, and overviews of negotiations with the FARC and ELN guerrillas.

News: Links to recent coverage in the media about Colombia's conflict and U.S. aid, in-depth series, opinion pieces and web news sources.

Weblog: Read and participate in "Plan Colombia and Beyond," the Colombia Program's weblog.

Links: Information about human rights, peace and security, and drug policy from other organizations, both governmental and non-governmental.

Upcoming Events: Forums, seminars, congressional hearings and other activities taking place in North America.

Información en español: Documentos y otras informaciones disponibles en este sitio, entre ellas un informe regular sobre la política de Washington hacia Colombia.

Staff: The people behind CIP's Colombia Program.

This site is being updated infrequently, as we shift to a more dynamic web presence focused on U.S. policy toward Latin America and the Caribbean.

What does that mean? See the "Just the Facts" guide to U.S. security policy in the Americas and the "Plan Colombia and Beyond" weblog.

Much information previously presented here is now available at those locations, which are updated nearly every day:

• "Plan Colombia and Beyond" weblog
• Current U.S. Aid to Colombia
• Links to news coverage of Colombia
• Links to news coverage of U.S. policy in Colombia
• Legislation that mentions Colombia
• Colombia-related events
• U.S. officials' statements and official reports about Colombia
• U.S. legislators' statements about Colombia
• Other governments' statements about U.S. policy toward Colombia
• Others' analyses of Colombia policy
• Public domain images of U.S. policy toward Colombia

CIP Analyses: The Center for International Policy opposes large increases in military aid and supports a negotiated settlement to the conflict. Read research papers and shorter memos explaining our positions.

U.S. Military and Police Aid: Our current summary table of aid, information about the debate over aid for 2006 and previous years, recent news coverage, a timeline of events, other groups' analyses and our special focus on Arauca and Putumayo.

U.S. Government Information: Government reports and fact sheets, legislation and statements from officials and legislators, notes about key policymakers, and information about private contractors.

Peace Initiatives in Colombia: Information about the combatants, key figures in Colombia's government, a timeline, and overviews of negotiations with the FARC and ELN guerrillas.

News: Links to recent coverage in the media about Colombia's conflict and U.S. aid, in-depth series, opinion pieces and web news sources.

Weblog: Read and participate in "Plan Colombia and Beyond," the Colombia Program's weblog.

Links: Information about human rights, peace and security, and drug policy from other organizations, both governmental and non-governmental.

Upcoming Events: Forums, seminars, congressional hearings and other activities taking place in North America.

Información en español: Documentos y otras informaciones disponibles en este sitio, entre ellas un informe regular sobre la política de Washington hacia Colombia.

Staff: The people behind CIP's Colombia Program.