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Embassy of the United States Bogotá, Colombia - HomeEmbassy of the United States Department of State Home About the Embassy The Ambassador Deputy Chief of Mission Embassy Sections Human Resources - Vacancies Solicitation / Contracting Citizen Services Emergencies U.S. Passports Births Abroad Notary Services Federal Benefits Travel Information / Other Resources Registering Your Travel Visas Immigrant Visas Nonimmigrant Visas Consular Calendar Ask the Consul Fraud Prevention Unit Policy News News from Washington Local News Colombia-U.S. Topics About the U.S. U.S. Government Information U.S. Foundations / Associations U.S Libraries U.S. Media U.S Museums Study in the U.S. More Information (IRC) En Español UPDATED: 21 Apr 2008 GMT William R. Brownfield in Medellin Ambassador Brownfield meets with victims of violence at the National Commission for Reparation and Reconciliation (Comisión Nacional de Reparación y Reconciliación) during a visit to Medellin on Tuesday, April 15, 2008. Ambassador Brownfield visits beneficiary’s house Ambassador Brownfield traveled to Santa Rosa (Bolivar). There, he inaugurated Barrio Esperanza for 120 internally displaced families. The neighborhood was constructed with the U.S. government support through their International Development Agency USAID. The mother of Miguel Daza is honored in Santa Rosa Liliana Ayalde, USAID Colombia director hands Cecilia Vaca a message from President Bush offering his condolences for the death of her son. Miguel Daza, was a rural farmer who gave-up up planting coca for cacao and found ASOCOSUR, an association which promotes the licit crops in the region.Previous Pause Next 1 / 3Regional NewsGreetings from Ambassador Brownfield U.S. Ambassador William R. Brownfield Earth Day - April 22, 2008 "Earth Day is a time to celebrate gains we have made and create new visions to accelerate environmental..." Supporting a women coffe growers network The “Women s in coffee” f...