Valledupar

[ vah-yey-doo-pahr; Spanish vah-ye-doopahr- ]

noun

1. a city in northern Colombia.

Example Sentences

Local media said Mr Díaz was travelling by military helicopter to the city of Valledupar, where he would undergo a medical examination before being returned to his family.

From BBC

No information was provided on when Rojas entered the country, but investigators said he first worked as a juice vendor in front of a military installation and later took a job as a security guard with a public transportation company in Valledupar that allowed him to observe the movements of a military brigade.

From Washington Times

In his room, they found a note saying he would stay with one of his younger sons in the city of Valledupar.

From BBC

Blu Radio reported that the Venezuelans, who were arrested in the cities of Valledupar and Barranquilla this month, had in their possession an assault rifle with a telescopic scope, as well as an Uzi, ammunition and stun grenade.

From New York Times

Colombia’s defense minister Guillermo Botero told journalists on Sunday that two of the men - arrested on a bus in the northern city of Valledupar on Dec. 21 and found carrying two 5.56 caliber rifles - are Jose Vicente Gomez Rios and Pedro Jose Acosta Ovalle, both 22.

From Reuters