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    Colombia has Spanish as its official language. While Spanish is widely spoken, English proficiency has been growing in popularity and importance. The country has a diverse landscape and population, with influences from its indigenous groups and immigrants from Europe, the Middle East, and elsewhere. Colombia has also faced economic and social challenges but has strengthened its education system and cultural profile in recent decades.

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