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Steven Dudley

Steven Dudley is a journalist living in Bogota. He reports regularly for The Washington Post and National Public Radio

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The Colombia Quagmire

Steven DudleyDec 19, 2001


Realizing that darkness was quickly approaching, the naval sergeant frantically pulled out his yellow lighter and tried to get a flame going. But it did not light, so he turned to his fellow soldier for help. "Do you have any matches?" he asked.
For an interview with the author, see Colombia's War from the Ground Up

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