Wikipedia:WikiProject Colombia/Needed articles
History (High priority)
[edit]- Chiquita papers [1]
- referenced in this section of Chiquita, Doe v. Chiquita Brands International, and this section of United Fruit Company
Events
[edit]- 1949 Colombian coup d'état
- mentioned in La Violencia
- 1996 Capture of Las Delicias military base
- 2007 Gorgona Island earthquake
- 1995 Tauramena earthquake [2]
- 1741 Cartagena yellow fever epidemic
- Mentioned in List of epidemics and pandemics
- 1991 Latin America cholera epidemic
- Mentioned in List of epidemics and pandemics
Years in
[edit]- 1954 in Colombia
- 1955 in Colombia
- 1956 in Colombia
- 1957 in Colombia
- 1958 in Colombia
- 1959 in Colombia
- 1960 in Colombia
- 1961 in Colombia
- 1962 in Colombia
- 1963 in Colombia
- 1964 in Colombia
- 1965 in Colombia
- 1966 in Colombia
- 1967 in Colombia
- 1968 in Colombia
- 1969 in Colombia
- 1970 in Colombia
- 1971 in Colombia
- 1972 in Colombia
- 1973 in Colombia
- 1974 in Colombia
- 1975 in Colombia
- 1976 in Colombia
- 1977 in Colombia
- 1978 in Colombia
- 1979 in Colombia
- 1980 in Colombia
- 1981 in Colombia
- 1982 in Colombia
- 1983 in Colombia
- 1984 in Colombia
Society
[edit]- Social structure of Colombia - Colombian middle class - Colombian upper class - Colombian working class - Colombian lower class
- All currently covered by Social class in Colombia – needs expansion with references
- Briefly mentioned on the Spanish Wikipedia under Sistema General de Riesgos Laborales (Colombia)
- Corabastos large wet market in Bogotá
- Plaza de Mercado Paloquemao or Paloquemao Fruit Market in Bogotá
- Cartagena de Indias International Film Festival (FICCI)- Film festival held since 1960
- India Catalina Awards held since 1984 within the FICCI
Censuses
[edit]- Census in Colombia
- 2005 Colombian census[3][4]
- 1993 Colombian census
- 1985 Colombian census
- 1973 Colombian census
- 1964 Colombian census
- 1951 Colombian census[5]
- 1938 Colombian census
- 1928 Colombian census
- 1918 Colombian census
- 1912 Colombian census
- 1905 Colombian census
- 1870 Colombian census
- 1864 Colombian census
- 1851 Colombian census
- 1843 Colombian census
- 1835 Colombian census
- 1825 Colombian census
- 1770 Colombian census
Note: all censuses excluding 2018 (the 18th) are missing, including a main article about them. Sources: [6] [7]
Ethnic groups
[edit]- Coconuco < currently a redirect
- Pasto people
- Umbrá
- Argentine Colombians
- Venezuelan Colombians < currently a redirect
- Armenian Colombians < currently a redirect
- Chinese Colombians < currently a redirect
- Iranian Colombians < currently a redirect
- Korean Colombians
- Turkish Colombians < currently a redirect
- Austrian Colombians < currently a redirect
- Belgian Colombians < currently a redirect
- British Colombians < currently a redirect
- Croatian Colombians < currently a redirect
- Czech Colombians < currently a redirect
- Dutch Colombians
- Greek Colombians < currently a redirect
- Hungarian Colombians < currently a redirect
- Irish Colombians < currently a redirect
- Lithuanian Colombians
- Portuguese Colombians < currently a redirect
- Romanian Colombians < currently a redirect
- Russian Colombians < currently a redirect
- Scandinavian Colombians < currently a redirect
- Slovene Colombians
- Swiss Colombians < currently a redirect
- Ukrainian Colombians < currently a redirect
Schools
[edit]See: List of universities in Colombia and its Spanish version
- Autonomous University of Colombia
- University College of Cundinamarca
- ECCI University
- Catholic University of Manizales
- Superior College of Public Administration
- International University of the American Tropics
Sports
[edit]People (Medium priority)
[edit]- Briefly mentioned in Scouting and Guiding in Colombia – no article exists for him on the Spanish Wikipedia
- William Montes - politician, former senator and chamber rep.
- Carlos Bernal Pulido [9][10] - current 2nd Vice President of Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (see article)
- María Claudia Pulido - former (17 August 2020 – June 2021) acting Executive Secretary of the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (see article)
- Enrique Penalosa Camargo Colombian ambassador to the UN, Minister of Agriculture, and father of Enrique Peñalosa
- Max Alejandro Flórez Rodríguez lawyer, former magistrate of the Superior Council of Judicature
- Francisco Galán (ex-guerilla) the only person under the Commanders and leaders section of the Colombian conflict infobox that does not have an article. Legal name is Gerardo Antonio Bermúdez Sánchez, but is better known under his nombre de guerra.
Physical geography
[edit]- Cayos de Este Sudeste
- List of Colombian departments by elevation - A comprehensive list, like the equivalent article for the U.S., should include each department's high point, low point, the elevation range between the highest point and lowest point, and the average elevation.
- Río Puré National Park
- Special District of Bogotá
- Valleys and Plateaus of Colombia
- Uramita Fault System
Subdivisons
[edit]Metropolitan areas (officially defined)
[edit]See Metropolitan areas of Colombia
Media (Medium Priority)
[edit]- Aló (magazine)
- Credencial (magazine)
- Diners (magazine)
- Semanario Voz Newspaper of the PCC (est. 1957)
- El Mosaico Magazine (1858-1872)
Government and political affairs (High priority)
[edit]- Chambacú Affair
- Demobilization process
- Extradition Treaty (?)
- Instituto de Crédito Territorial
- Kidnapping of Íngrid Betancourt
- Ralito Accord
- Independence Heros of Colombia
- Ospinopastranismo
- Colombian judicial crisis
- Héroes de los Montes de María
- see: Macayepo massacre
Department Assemblies
[edit]see: List of Colombian Department Assemblies
- Department Assembly of Amazonas
- Department Assembly of Antioquia
- Department Assembly of Arauca
- Department Assembly of Atlántico
- Department Assembly of Bolívar
- Department Assembly of Boyacá
- Department Assembly of Caldas
- Department Assembly of Caquetá
- Department Assembly of Casanare
- Department Assembly of Cauca
- Department Assembly of Cesar
- Department Assembly of Chocó
- Department Assembly of Córdoba
- Department Assembly of Cundinamarca
- Department Assembly of La Guajira
- Department Assembly of Guainía
- Department Assembly of Guaviare
- Department Assembly of Huila
- Department Assembly of Magdalena
- Department Assembly of Meta
- Department Assembly of Nariño
- Department Assembly of Norte de Santander
- Department Assembly of Putumayo
- Department Assembly of Quindío
- Department Assembly of Risaralda
- Department Assembly of San Andrés and Providencia
- Department Assembly of Santander
- Department Assembly of Sucre
- Department Assembly of Tolima
- Department Assembly of Vaupés
- Department Assembly of Vichada
Political parties/alliances
[edit]- Unión Republicana (Colombia)
- Alternative Indigenous and Social Movement
- Dignity and Commitment
- Resurgent Colombia
- Alternative Indigenous and Social Movement
- Colombian Ecologist Party
- Independent Civic Movement
- Liberal Alternative
- Conservative National Movement (Movimiento Nacional Conservador; no spanish article)
- Socialist Workers Party (Colombia)
- Fuerza Ciudadana (Colombia)
Embassies (Low priority)
[edit]- Embassy of Algeria, Bogotá
- Embassy of Argentina, Bogotá
- Embassy of Australia, Bogotá
- Embassy of Austria, Bogotá
- Embassy of Azerbaijan, Bogotá
- Embassy of Belarus, Bogotá
- Embassy of Belgium, Bogotá
- Embassy of Bolivia, Bogotá
- Embassy of Brazil, Bogotá
- Embassy of Canada, Bogotá
- Embassy of Chile, Bogotá
- Embassy of China, Bogotá
- Embassy of Costa Rica, Bogotá
- Embassy of Cuba, Bogotá
- Embassy of the Czech Republic, Bogotá
- Embassy of Denmark, Bogotá
- Embassy of the Dominican Republic, Bogotá
- Embassy of Ecuador, Bogotá
- Embassy of El Salvador, Bogotá
- Embassy of Egypt, Bogotá
- Embassy of Finland, Bogotá
- Embassy of France, Bogotá
- Embassy of Germany, Bogotá
- Embassy of Guatemala, Bogotá
- Embassy of Haiti, Bogotá
- Embassy of Hungary, Bogotá
- Embassy of Honduras, Bogotá
- Embassy of Ireland, Bogotá
- Embassy of Italy, Bogotá
- Embassy of India, Bogotá < currently a redirect
- Embassy of Iran, Bogotá
- Embassy of the Jamaica, Bogotá
- Embassy of Japan, Bogotá
- Embassy of Lebanon, Bogotá
- Embassy of Order of Malta, Bogotá
- Embassy of Mexico, Bogotá
- Embassy of Morocco, Bogotá
- Embassy of New Zealand, Bogotá
- Embassy of Netherlands, Bogotá
- Embassy of Norway, Bogotá
- Embassy of Nicaragua, Bogotá
- Embassy of Panama, Bogotá
- Embassy of Paraguay, Bogotá
- Embassy of Peru, Bogotá
- Embassy of Poland, Bogotá
- Embassy of Portugal, Bogotá
- Embassy of Qatar, Bogotá
- Embassy of Romania, Bogotá
- Embassy of Russia, Bogotá
- Embassy of Sahrawi Republic, Bogotá
- Embassy of Saudi Arabia, Bogotá
- Embassy of South Korea, Bogotá
- Embassy of Spain, Bogotá
- Embassy of Sweden, Bogotá
- Embassy of Switzerland, Bogotá
- Embassy of Turkey, Bogotá < currently a redirect
- Embassy of United Arab Emirates, Bogotá
- Embassy of United States, Bogotá
- Embassy of United Kingdom, Bogotá
- Embassy of Uruguay, Bogotá
- Embassy of Venezuela, Bogotá
Elections
[edit]Presidential
[edit]- 1811 Colombian presidential election
- 1813 Colombian presidential election
- 1821 Colombian presidential election
- 1836-37 Colombian presidential election
- 1840-41 Colombian presidential election
- 1844-45 Colombian presidential election
- 1863 Colombian presidential election
Legislature
[edit]- 1813 Colombian general election
- 1820 Colombian parliamentary election
- 1831 Colombian Constituent Assembly election
- 1838 Colombian parliamentary election
- 1867 Colombian parliamentary election
- 1892 Colombian parliamentary election