BOGOTA (Reuters) - Colombia will not be provoked into armed conflict with Venezuela despite its neighbor's aggressive rhetoric and dynamiting of two border bridges, Colombia's defense minister said on Friday. Full Article
* Colombian military chiefs meet, no troop buildup seen (Adds Colombia to complain to U.N., OAS) Full Article
* Chavez's insults, dynamiting of bridges raise tensions * Border town residents forced to wade across river * Colombian military chiefs meet, no troop buildup seen (Adds scene at bridges, paragraphs 6-7) By Hugh Bronstein BOGOTA, Nov 20 (Reuters) - ... Full Article
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