Wikipedia:WikiProject Colombia/Needed articles
History (High priority)
[edit]- Pact of Benidorm (1956)
- Chiquita papers
- referenced in this section of Chiquita, Doe v. Chiquita Brands International, and this section of United Fruit Company
- Various events and aspects of the Colombian War of Independence are red linked on this template: Template:Campaignbox Colombian War of Independence
- Various events and aspects of the Colombian conflict are red linked on this template:Template:Campaignbox Colombian conflict
- Lleras printing press
Events
[edit]- 1949 Colombian coup d'état
- 1996 Capture of Las Delicias military base
- 2007 Gorgona Island earthquake
- 1995 Tauramena earthquake
- 1741 Cartagena yellow fever epidemic
- Mentioned in List of epidemics and pandemics
- 1991 Latin America cholera epidemic
- Mentioned in List of epidemics and pandemics
- March of Silence
- mentioned in Bogotazo, led by Jorge Eliécer Gaitán
Years in
[edit]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
- India Catalina Awards held since 1984 within the Cartagena Film Festival
- Inequality in Colombia
- Marriage in Colombia
- Irreligion in Colombia
- Danza del pilón
Censuses
[edit]1770-2005 Colombian censuses |
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Note: all censuses excluding 2018 (the 18th) are missing, including a main article about them. Sources: |
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
- EAN University
- Sinú University
- National Open and Distance University
- University College of Cundinamarca
- International University Foundation of the American Tropics
- University of America
- Catholic University of Manizales
- Universidad Antonio Nariño
- Autonomous University of Manizales
Sports
[edit]People (Medium priority)
[edit]See also: Wikipedia:WikiProject Women in Red/Missing articles by nationality/Colombia for Women
- 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 - current 2nd Vice President of 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.
- Special District of Bogotá
- Valleys and Plateaus of Colombia
- Uramita Fault System
Rivers
[edit]Parks
[edit]for national parks of Colombia with Spanish articles, see Categoría:Parques nacionales de Colombia
for parks in Bogotá with Spanish articles, see Categoría:Parques de Bogotá
Subdivisons
[edit]Metropolitan areas (officially defined)
[edit]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 (?)
- Kidnapping of Íngrid Betancourt
- Ralito Pact
- Santa Fe de Ralito Agreement
- Independence Heros of Colombia
- Ospinopastranismo
- Colombian judicial crisis
- Water rationing in Bogotá
Ministries, Agencies, and Programs
[edit]Department Assemblies
[edit]see: List of Colombian Department Assemblies
Political parties/alliances
[edit]- Alternative Indigenous and Social Movement (As of 2025, has 8 Congress members- 5 Senators; 3 Rep.s)
- Dignity and Commitment (As of 2025, has 1 Congress member- Rep.)
- Mentioned in: 2026 Colombian parliamentary elections, 2026 Colombian presidential election, and Sergio Fajardo
- Resurgent Colombia (As of 2025, has 1 Congress member- Rep.)
- Mentioned in: 2023 Colombian regional and municipal elections
- Colombian Ecologist Party (As of 2025, has 1 Congress member- Rep.)
- Mentioned in: 2023 Colombian regional and municipal elections
- Fuerza Ciudadana (Colombia) (As of 2025, has 1 Congress member- Rep.)
- Mentioned in: 2023 Colombian regional and municipal elections
- People's Revolutionary Movement (guerilla group)
- Unión Republicana (Colombia) (1909-1921; candidate got 40.9% of vote in 1918 presidential election)
- Socialist Workers Party (Colombia) (est. 1977)
- National Union of Opposition (1972-1982)
- Conservative National Movement (Movimiento Nacional Conservador; no spanish article)
- Mentioned in:1990 Colombian parliamentary election
- Independent Civic Movement
- Liberal Alternative
Embassies (Low priority)
[edit]Elections
[edit]general sources: