Please read below for relevent news articles about Coca-Cola and Colombia.

7/06/07
The Coca-Cola Company responds to recent Amnesty International report on Colombia

7/17/06
Coca-Cola Sponsors Colombian Dialogue on the Role of Business in Promoting Peace

June 2006 - National Review (© copyright National Review and reprinted with permission)
Fizzes and Fizzles: How goes the struggle against Demon Coke?

4/23/06
On Sunday, April 23, the DePaul Student Government Association met for its General Body Meeting, where the resolution passed in January 2006 to boycott Coca-Cola products, was rescinded by a vote of 10-1-3 (in favor-not in favor-abstain).

DePaul University Student Government Association Resolution

4/11/06
The University of Michigan reinstates Coca-Cola sales on campus effective immediately.

The Coca-Cola Company's letter to the University of Michigan
University of Michigan's response

3/2/06
IUF requests ILO labor review of Coca-Cola facilities in Colombia

2/7/06
The Coca-Cola Company Addresses “False and Inflammatory” Allegations Made By Teamsters

2/4/06
The National Association of Company Workers of Soft Drink Producers and Distributors – a union representing Colombian soft drink workers – clearly states its opposition to the tactics of the anti-Coca-Cola campaign. In a letter dated February 4, 2006, the union calls for “dialogue, discussion, agreements and the respect of the parties, seeking the mutual benefit of always maintaining good worker-company relations.”

To read more please click here to download the letter.
To read the original letter in Spanish, please click here.

1/19/06
Statement of The Coca-Cola Company to the University of Michigan Board of Regents

1/19/06
The Coca-Cola Company statement regarding the CNBC Program “On The Money” of January 19, 2006

12/1/05
Major modifications on the KLP List

11/16/05
Ed Potter responds to International Labor Rights Fund

8/19/05
Ethix revises its recommendation for Coca-Cola
Ethix revises its recommendation for Coca-Cola, based on recent positive developments concerning labour rights at the company's bottling partners in Colombia.

6/6/05
Portafolio, the most recognized financial and business newspaper in Colombia, recently conducted research among more than 1,000 Colombian business leaders. Coca-Cola Colombia was recognized in the following categories: No. 3 Most Admired Company, No. 12 in the Best Quality category, No. 10 in Best Service to Retail, and No. 11 in Social Responsibility Involvement.

A copy of the awards is available for download here (en Espanol):

4/13/05
Workplace Assessments in Colombia
A Report By the Cal Safety Compliance Corporation (CSCC)

11/22/04
Coca-Cola Betters the World
By PHILLIP HIGGS

11/08/04
The Coastal Cleanup

05/17/04
Position on Coca-Cola Contract [at Carleton College]

La Republica
05/11/2004
Coca-Cola y Exxon Mobil, las preferidas para trabajar
*English Translation: Coca-Cola and Exxon Mobil, the best companies to work for [in Colombia]
Read an English translation of La Republica's article

Irish Independent
05/06/2004
Students Vote to Keep Coca-Cola
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04/30/2004
U.S. District Court Judge Strikes Amended Complaint Filed by Plaintiffs

Tech Central Station
04/21/2004
What's in a Name?

Washington Square News
04/12/2004
Campus Activists' Demands Ignore Complex National Politics

Yale Daily News
04/12/2004
Coca-Cola and Colombia - Chairman and CEO Douglas N. Daft Letter to the Editor

Washington Square News
04/07/2004
Protester Tactics Overlook Internal Strife in Colombia

Yale Daily News
04/07/2004
Method of Coca-Cola Protest is Misguided

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