<p><b>***SPANISH SCRIPT AVAILABLE***</b></p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--SUPERS</b>--</p>\n<p>File </p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--VIDEO SHOWS</b>--</p>\n<p>File video of the hippos in Colombia </p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--CNN EDITORIAL--</b></p>\n<p>One of the hippos that descended from the private menagerie of druglord Pablo Escobar has died in Colombia after being hit by a car, according to a statement from Colombian officials. </p>\n<p>The collision happened Tuesday night on a road between Medellin and the Colombian capital Bogota. </p>\n<p>The hippo died on the spot, while the person in the car received medical attention from first responders.</p>\n<p>Officials say that "situations like these reaffirm that the presence of hippos in the region is an environmental and social problem, which requires inter-institutional articulation to search for comprehensive, in-depth, and timely solutions."</p>\n<p>Hippos were illegally brought into Colombia in the 1980s by Pablo Escobar. After his death in 1993, the animals were allowed to roam the wild. But since then, they have reproduced rapidly and have spread far beyond Escobar’s former ranch. </p>\n<p>They are now considered an invasive species that could negatively impact the region’s ecosystem and threaten the safety of local residents. </p>\n<p>Authorities have tried to control the population boom of the animals with sterilizations and contraceptive darts.</p>\n<p>On Wednesday, the governor of Antioquia, Aníbal Gaviria, urged the national government to expedite a plan to transfer the hippos to sanctuaries in India and Mexico.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>***SPANISH SCRIPT***</b></p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--SUPERS</b>--</p>\n<p>Archivo</p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--VIDEO SHOWS</b>--</p>\n<p>Video de archivo de los hipopótamos en Colombia </p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--CNN EDITORIAL--</b></p>\n<p>Uno de los hipopótamos descendiente de la colección del fallecido narcotraficante Pablo Escobar murió atropellado este martes, informó este miércoles en un comunicado de la Corporación Autónoma Regional de las Cuencas de los Ríos Negro y Nare (Cornare).</p>\n<p>"En este acontecimiento, el hipopótamo falleció en el lugar tras el impacto contra un vehículo particular, mientras que la persona que ocupaba el carro recibió atención por parte de los bomberos en el sitio", indicó la Cornare.</p>\n<p>Agrega que "situaciones como estas reafirman que la presencia de hipopótamos en la región es una problemática ambiental y social, que requiere una articulación interinstitucional para la búsqueda de soluciones integrales, de profundidad y oportunas".</p>\n<p>El animal muerto fue retirado y se le hicieron análisis, dijo Cornare.</p>\n<p>El hipopótamo es parte de las decenas de animales que habitan la región en la actualidad, luego de que en la década de 1980, Pablo Escobar importara un hipopótamo macho y tres hembras para su colección de animales salvajes. Luego de su muerte en 1993, las autoridades reubicaron a varias especies, pero no a los hipopótamos, ya que eran difíciles de capturar y transportar. </p>\n<p>Las autoridades han tratado de controlar el crecimiento de la población con esterilizaciones tradicionales y 'disparos' de dardos con anticonceptivos. </p>\n<p>El gobernador de Antioquia, Aníbal Gaviria pidió en Twitter asistencia al Gobierno nacional para agilizar los permisos que permitan trasladar a estos animales a santuarios naturales ubicados en la India y México. </p>\n<p></p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>-----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----</b></p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--KEYWORD TAGS--</b></p>\n<p>COLOMBIA COCAINE HIPPOS SN- SPANISH </p>\n<p><b>--MUSIC INFO---</b></p>\n<p></p>

COLUMBIAN EMBASSY NEWS CONFERENCE ON THE DEATH OF COLUMBIAN DRUG CARTEL LEADER PABLO ESCOBAR. AMBASSADOR GABRIEL SILVA AND COLUMBIAN ATTORNEY GENERAL CARLOS GUSTAVO ARRIETA PARTICIPATE.

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US DRUG ENFORCEMENT AGENTS SAY THEY WON'T BE SHEDDING ANY TEARS OVER THE NEWS THAT COLOMBIAN DRUG PABLO ESCOBAR IS DEAD. THE HEAD OF THE MIAMI OFFICE OF THE DRUG ENFORCEMENT ADMINISTRATION, THOMAS CASH, SAYS ESCOBAR WAS "TO COCAINE WHAT HENRY FORD WAS TO THE AUTOMOBILE." HE ADDS THAT ESCOBAR'S DEATH REPRESENTS OF CHANGE OF POWER IN THE DRUG WORLD, FROM ESCOBAR'S MEDALLIN (meh-deh-YEEN) CARTEL TO THE CALI CARTEL.. WHICH IS NOW THE MOST POWERFUL COLOMBIAN COCAINE ORGANIZATION. ESCOBAR, THE SUBJECT OF A MASSIVE MANHUNT SINCE HE ESCAPED FROM PRISON 16 MONTHS AGO. COLOMBIAN MEDIA REPORTS ESCOBAR WAS KILLED IN A HAIL OF BULLETS BY MEMBERS OF A THREE-THOUSAND MAN POLICE AND ARMY FORCE.

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<pi> This package/segment contains third party material. Unless otherwise noted, this material may only be used within this package/segment. Usage must cease on all platforms (including digital) within ten days of its initial delivery or such shorter time as designated by CNN. </pi>\n\n <pi> ***This pkg contains photos from AP/Getty Images that are only cleared for use within the pkg. Affiliates may not cut these photos out of the pkg for individual use.*** </pi>\n\n --SUPERS--\n:40 - :52\nBen Judah\nAuthor, "Fragile Empire"\n\n1:35 - 1:41\nBill Browder\nLed Sanctions Campaign against Putin\n\n --LEAD IN--\nTONIGHT --THERE'S WORD OF NEW TROUBLES FOR ONE OF RUSSIAN PRESIDENT VLADIMIR PUTIN'S HIGH-PROFILE CRITICS.\nCNN'S BRIAN TODD TELLS US MORE.\n --REPORTER PKG-AS FOLLOWS--\nHE'S BEEN ROUGHED-UP AT PROTESTS.. ARRESTED.. DETAINED SCORES OF TIMES BY VLADIMIR PUTIN AND THE KREMLIN. \nnats\nTONIGHT) - ALEXEI NAVALNY-- PUTIN'S MOST POWERFUL AND FAMOUS ARCH-RIVAL-- SAYS HE'S BEEN BARRED FROM EXITING RUSSIA AND HAS HAD HIS PASSPORT CONFISCATED. \nTHE OPPOSITION LEADER POSTED A PICTURE OF HIMSELF ON INSTAGRAM AWAITING SCREENING AT BORDER CONTROL.\nHE WAS TRYING TO GET TO A HUMAN RIGHTS COURT HEARING IN FRANCE. \nANALYSTS SAY, DESPITE ALL THE HARRASSMENT AND THREATS LEVELED AT HIM OVER THE YEARS, THERE'S A KEY REASON ALEXEI NAVALNY IS STILL ALIVE... UNLIKE SOME OF PUTIN'S OTHER NOTABLE CRITICS.\n(Ben Judah)\n"In previous instances where he has been persecuted or detained by Russian officials, there's been such a blowback in Russian public opinion and in protests, that Putin has been apprehensive and nervous about going through with it."\nTONIGHT- ANOTHER WELL-KNOWN PUTIN CRITIC HAS LEVELED A STINGING BROADSIDE AT THE RUSSIAN PRESIDENT. \nASKED BY VANITY FAIR MAGAZINE IF HE'D COMPARE PUTIN TO JOSEF STALIN..\nAMERICAN-BORN FINANCIER BILL BROWDER SAID "I SEE HIM AS A MODERN-DAY PABLO ESCOBAR. PUTIN HAS NO IDEOLOGY WHATSOEVER. PUTIN IS PEDESTRIAN. ALL HE WANTS IS MONEY AND TO HURT HIS ENEMIES."\nESCOBAR- THE LATE KINGPIN OF COLOMBIA'S MEDELLIN DRUG CARTEL- WAS NOTORIOUS FOR HIS THIRST FOR BLOOD.. ONCE blamed for blowing UP A PASSENGER PLANE TO STRIKE AT HIS ENEMIES. \nBROWDER BELIEVES PUTIN WANTS TO STRIKE AT HIM.. AND SPOKE ABOUT IT WHEN WE INTERVIEWED HIM IN WASHINGTON.\n <pi>(BRIAN-BROWDER)</pi>\n"What are the security threats you've received?"\n "The Russian government has made numerous death threats against me. They want to kill me. They'd like to kidnap me. They'd like to have me arrested and sent back to Russia."\n(--NATS--)\nPUTIN EVEN BROUGHT UP BROWDER BY NAME AT THE HELSINKI SUMMIT WITH PRESIDENT TRUMP.. SAYING HE MIGHT MAKE RUSSIANS AVAILABLE FOR QUESTIONING IN THE MUELLER INVESTIGATION-- IF RUSSIAN OFFICIALS COULD INTERROGATE BROWDER.\nTRUMP DIDN'T PUSH BACK.\nPUTIN HAS A SEETHING HATRED FOR BROWDER- BECAUSE BROWDER SPEARHEADED THE PASSAGE OF THE MAGNITSKYACT, AN AMERICAN LAW WHICH SANCTIONS POWERFUL RUSSIANS CLOSE TO PUTIN- AND PREVENTS THEM FROM GETTING TO THE MONEY THEY'VE STASHED OUTSIDE RUSSIA.\n <pi>(/BROWDER--)</pi>\n("I have found his Achilles heel. I've created a mechanism, a legal mechanism, to seize that money, and he feels personally aggrieved. And he has a vendetta against me.")\nEVEN WITH HIS CRITICS EMBOLDENED, ONE ANALYST BELIEVES THE ONLY PERSON WHO CAN TOSS VLADIMIR PUTIN FROM POWER.. IS VLADIMIR PUTIN.\n <pi>(-JUDAH--)</pi>\n("I don't think that Putin is vulnerable to an overthrow from the street. And I don't think that Putin is, for the moment, vulnerable to some sort of coup d'etat. I think that Putin's greatest vulnerability is actually himself and his own physical health, which is one of the reasons he's so obsessed with sport and exercise.")\n -----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----\n\n --KEYWORD TAGS--\nWHITE HOUSE\n

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NAME: COL ESCOB 20091209I TAPE: EF09/1150 IN_TIME: 10:14:29:13 DURATION: 00:02:30:09 SOURCES: AP TELEVISION DATELINE: Bogota - 9 Dec 2009 RESTRICTIONS: SHOTLIST: 1. Sebastian Marroquin (on left) son of Colombian drug lord Pablo Escobar, inside office of El Espectador newspaper, talking with the editor-in-chief, Fidel Cano, and other journalists 2. Various of Marroquin (on left) talking to Cano (on right) 3. Cano seated at table listening to Marroquin 4. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Sebastian Marroquin, son of Colombian drug lord Pablo Escobar: "I admit that my father committed probably three times the number of crimes that I imagined he did. I cannot confirm any of them because I never saw him with a gun killing somebody. That is the truth, but I'm very aware of the pain he inflicted in the country." 5. Close of Marroquin 6. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Sebastian Marroquin, son of Colombian drug lord Pablo Escobar: "I have asked the Galan family and the Lara family for forgiveness for my father's crimes, as he killed both heads of the family. But I must have the humility and the capacity to ask for forgiveness to the relatives of every one of his victims, even the ones nobody remembers. This is not a question of asking for forgiveness in a selective way, this is for everybody." 7. Marroquin and Cano seated 8. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Sebastian Marroquin, son of Colombian drug lord Pablo Escobar: "Since 1984 this family (Escobar) hasn't lived with Pablo Escobar under the same roof. The day after the killing of Rodrigo Lara we already awoke in Panama. We ran away, I did not understand why, I was 7 years old. Rodrigo Lara Jr was 8 years old. From that day we never lived with my father. We shared, whenever it was possible because of his clandestine life, some weekends. Many people might have the expectation that I have plenty of things to tell about Pablo Escobar but sadly, because I was his son, I was one of the people who had less time with him." 9. Close of Marroquin's hand 10. Marroquin leaving the newsroom STORYLINE: The son of Colombian drug lord Pablo Escobar visited the headquarters of El Espectador newspaper in Bogota on Wednesday, whose old building was completely destroyed in 1989 by a car bomb attack ordered by his father. 32-year-old Sebastian Marroquin, Escobar's only son, changed his name from Juan Pablo Escobar for his protection, and has been living in Argentina since his father's death in 1993. Marroquin left Colombia with his mother and younger sister in 1994, a year after his father was killed in a police operation in Medellin when he was 16 years old. Marroquin has denied any involvement in his father's criminal activities and has also denied inheriting any of his father's multibillion-dollar fortune. On Wednesday, Marroquin met with the newspaper's editor-in-chief, Fidel Cano, whose uncle was also killed under Escobar's orders in 1986. Guillermo Cano, chief of El Espectador at the time, was one of the fiercest critics of the drug trafficker in the media. Marroquin offered a formal apology to Cano and his family for the death of his uncle and for the attack on the newspaper building. In a meeting with Cano and other journalists in the capital Bogota, Marroquin spoke of his father saying he was "very aware of the pain" his father inflicted in the country. "I must have the humility and the capacity to ask for forgiveness to the relatives of every one of his victims," Marroquin said. Escobar's son was in Bogota for the national premiere on Thursday of the documentary "The Sins of My Father" by Argentinean director Nicolas Entel. The 90 minute documentary shows, among other things, a meeting between Marroquin and the sons of Luis Carlos Galan and Rodrigo Lara, two top politicians Escobar ordered assassinated in the 1980s. Marroquin apologised to Lara last year in a secret visit to Colombia shown in the documentary. Marroquin told Cano at Wednesday's meeting that he had asked both politicians families for their forgiveness for his father's crimes. The documentary has already been shown in festivals around Europe but Marroquin warned that those looking to find secrets about Escobar's life might be disappointed. "Since 1984 this family (Escobar) hasn't lived with Pablo Escobar under the same roof," he said. "Many people might have the expectation that I have plenty of things to tell about Pablo Escobar but sadly, because I was his son, I was one of the people who had less time with him," Marroquin said. Colombians have been fixated by Marroquin's emergence from a low-profile life in Argentina to ask forgiveness and seek what he called reconciliation. Last month, Colombia's police director said Marroquin was directly involved in the cartel business, even killings, rejecting the denials of Marroquin. The accusations that General Oscar Naranjo made in an interview with The Associated Press in November were bolstered by the assertions of a former cartel lieutenant, who said the younger Escobar accompanied his father on a police captain's killing and took drug money. However, acting Chief Prosecutor Guillermo Mendoza said Marroquin faces no criminal charges in Colombia and there are no open investigations into his activities. During Pablo Escobar's reign in the 1980s of the world's leading cocaine cartel, he and his allies ordered the killings of hundreds who opposed them, including politicians, judges and journalists. Escobar at one point even offered a bounty of more than 4-thousand US dollars for any police officer killed in Medellin, his hometown. More than a hundred were killed.

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NAME: COL ZOO 280804N TAPE: EF04/0861 IN_TIME: 10:48:03:22 DURATION: 00:02:44:15 SOURCES: RCN/TVE DATELINE: Bogota, 28 Aug 2004 RESTRICTIONS: SHOTLIST: TVE Puerto Triunfo - 18 August 2004 1. Wide of fields and Hacienda Napoles in the distance 2. Pan of damaged columns and debris at Hacienda Napoles 3. Abandoned room inside building 4. Building exterior and pool covered in green algae 5. Slide next to pool 6. Wide of pool covered in green algae 7. Pan from roof frame to damaged wall 8. Vintage car covered in rust 9. Horse-drawn carriage 10. Two vintage cars covered in rust 11. Air boat RCN Puerto Triunfo - 18 August 2004 12. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Carlos Alberto Plazas, Colombia's drug tzar: "The Colombian government has taken control of the Hacienda (referring to 'Hacienda Napoles', property of Pablo Escobar) that unfortunately was a symbol of drug trafficking against the Colombian government. Sometimes it takes time for justice to sentence criminals but ultimately it does catch up with them. Today all these properties belong to the country and the Colombian nation." TVE Puerto Triunfo - 18 August 2004 13. Wide of lake 14. Dinosaur sculpture 15. Various of hippopotamus swimming in lake 16. Various of dinosaur sculptures RCN Puerto Triunfo - 18 August 2004 17. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Carlos Alberto Plazas, Colombia's drug tzar: "There are a lot of foreigners who come to see the place where that famed criminal (referring to Pablo Escobar) had his money, so I think that a tourist project would be so good for this region. We will build a museum of crime to tell people the sad story of what this man and some others had been." APTN FILE - 1980s 18. Various stills of Pablo Escobar TVE Puerto Triunfo - 18 August 2004 19. Mid shot of virgin Mary sculpture inside church 20. Pan of empty church 21. Exterior of the church in the Hacienda 22. Journalists at entrance of Hacienda Napoles STORYLINE: A zoo built by drug lord Pablo Escobar that became a symbol of the excesses of trafficking in Colombia will become an attraction for environmental tourists, the Colombian government has said. Escobar, who once supplied most of the cocaine to the United States, filled the Hacienda Napoles with exotic animals from Africa. Colombia's drug tzar, Alfonso Plazas said that the government had taken control of the property which now belonged to the nation. Ownership of the farm, 400 kilometres (250 miles) northwest of Bogota, was disputed after Escobar's death in a hail of police bullets in December 1993. Escobar was proud of Hacienda Napoles and entertained visitors there, smoking marijuana and patting the animals. He placed the first plane he had used to ship cocaine to the United States atop the arched entrance gate to the Hacienda Napoles. A court found in February that the Colombian government could confiscate the property because it had likely been paid for with drug money. Escobar not only sold drugs but launched a war on the Colombian government to fight his extradition to the United States. He carried out random bombings in Bogota shopping areas that killed hundreds of people, and offered money for the killing of police officers.

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NAME: COL JOURNO 20071006I TAPE: EF07/1194 IN_TIME: 10:32:09:06 DURATION: 00:02:40:03 SOURCES: AP TELEVISION DATELINE: Bogota - 6 Oct 2007 RESTRICTIONS: No Access Colombia SHOTLIST: ++PLEASE NOTE - THIS ITEM IS NO ACCESS COLOMBIA PER INTERVIEWEE REQUEST+++ 1. Various of freelance journalist Gonzalo Guillen talking on the phone 2. Guillen's hand holding the book he wrote: "The Confidants of Pablo Escobar" 3. Guillen talking on the phone 4. Webpage showing accusations against Guillen 5. Man looking at internet 6. Newspaper, "El Tiempo de Colombia" 7. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Gonzalo Guillen, freelance journalist: "Ever since (Colombia President Alvaro) Uribe came out defaming me and accusing me, I have been sought after by the hitmen of Colombia, and there are a lot of them in Colombia. In three days I have received 24 death threats." 8. Guillen at home with his dog 9. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Gonzalo Guillen, freelance Journalist: "He (Uribe) says that it was I who (co-)wrote the book by Virginia Vallejo and that what is said in that book about him was written by me. I did not write that. But he (Uribe) said this, with the intention of defaming me, injuring me and to put me in danger. He did this in bad faith and without any valid argument and without any basis to say what he was saying." 10. Close up of Guillen's book: "The Confidants of Pablo Escobar" 1. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Gonzalo Guillen, freelance journalist: "If something happens to me, the person responsible is Alvaro Uribe Velez" 12. Close up, hands holding book, pull out to Guillen, zoom in to Guillen, talking 13. Close up of photo in book of Uribe relatives, accused of association with paramilitaries STORYLINE: A freelance reporter for The Miami Herald's Spanish language newspaper, El Nuevo Herald, says he is leaving Colombia because of several threats he's received after being criticised by Colombia's president. Gonzalo Guillen told The Associated Press that he would leave Bogota on Saturday after receiving 24 death threats in three days. President Alvaro Uribe on Tuesday accused the 55-year-old journalist of ghostwriting a book by a former mistress of the late drug lord Pablo Escobar that alleges Uribe was a friend of the Medellin cocaine cartel. But Guillen says he had no connection with "Loving Pablo, Hating Escobar," written by Virginia Vallejo. "Ever since (Colombia President Alvaro) Uribe came out defaming me and accusing me, I have been sought after by the hitmen of Colombia, and there are a lot of them in Colombia. In three days I have received 24 death threats." he said. "He says that it was I who (co-)wrote the book by Virginia Vallejo and that what is said in that book about him was written by me. I did not write that, " he added. El Nuevo Herald Executive Editor Humberto Castello said the threats against Guillen had come from paramilitaries, illegal far-right militias who have backed the government's tough anti-guerrilla policies. He said he was extremely worried about the journalist, who he said has contributed to the paper from Colombia since 1999. Guillen said he believes Uribe is also upset with a book he published in May, "The Confidants of Pablo Escobar," which make claims that the Uribe family had ties to organised crime. Violent drug cartels, far-right death squads and leftist rebels have made Colombia a precarious place for reporters. At least 40 journalists have been killed in the country since 1992, according to the New York-based Committee to Protect Journalists.

CONTINUATION OF FTG FOR CS ON THE ASSASSINATION OF COLOMBIAN SOCCER PLAYER ANDRES ESCOBAR. 09:59:58 VS OF COLOMBIAN SOCCER PLAYER ESCOBAR ACCIDENTALLY KICKING BALL PAST HIS OWN GOALIE DURING WORLD CUP GAME LEADING TO 2-1 VICTORY OF US OVER COLOMBIA. DICK SCHAAP VO. 10:00:12 VS OF US TEAM CELEBRATING GOAL. 10:00:14 WS OF STADIUM AS US FANS CHEER & HOLD US FLAG. 10:00:16 MS OF US GOALIE TONY MEOLA HOLDING FLAG ON FIELD AS TEAMMATES JUMP ON TOP OF HIM. 10:00:21 VS OF PLAINCLOTHES POLICE INVESTIGATING AREA OUTSIDE RESTAURANT IN MEDELLIN WHERE ANDRES ESCOBAR WAS ASSASSINATED. 10:00:29 WS OF MEDELLIN SKYLINE. 10:00:32 VS OF CROWDS OF COLOMBIANS SURROUNDING HEARSE CARRYING COFFIN OF ESCOBAR. 10:00:34 TIGHT SHOT OF ROSE ATOP FLAG DRAPED COFFIN. 10:00:38 MS OF NURSES AT MEDELLIN CLINIC WHERE ESCOBAR WAS DEAD ON ARRIVAL (DOA). 10:00:41 TIGHT SHOT OF TOYOTA WHICH GUNMAN FLED FROM SCENE OF ASSASSINATION. 10:00:45 ESPN CLIP OF COLOMBIAN WORLD CUP GAME AGAINST ROMANIA. 10:01:06 HIGHLIGHTED CLIP OF COLOMBIAN PLAYER GABRIELLE GOMEZ WHO RECEIVED DEATH THREATS FROM MEDELLIN DRUG TRAFFICKERS. 10:01:15 VS OF COLOMBIAN TEAM AT WORLD CUP GAMES. 10:01:18 FILE FTG OF THE LATE MEDELLIN DRUG CARTEL HEAD PABLO ESCOBAR. 10:01:23 VS OF ANDRES ESCOBAR FUNERAL PROCESSION. 10:01:32 WS OF STREET AS SOLDIERS STAND OUTSIDE BUILDING. 10:01:37 VS OF COLOMBIAN MOURNERS IN MORGUE. 10:01:40 VS OF MOURNERS AT COFFIN. 10:01:46 OFFICE INTV W/ OFFICIAL WHO SAYS THIS ASSASSINATION IS A HORROR. 10:02:00 VS OF MOURNERS PASSING COFFIN. BLANK.