The
case
has
been
going
on
for
over
a
decade
and
in
2007
the
Hague-based
court
ruled
Colombia
has
sovereignty
over
the
San
Andres
archipelago's
three
main
islands
--
San
Andres,
Providencia
and
Santa
Catalina
--
based
on
a
1928
treaty
between
Colombia
and
Nicaragua,
Reuters
reported.
The
new
hearings
by
the
court,
which
will
run
for
two
weeks,
are
to
settle
ownership
of
other,
smaller
islands
in
the
archipelago
not
covered
in
the
1928
treaty,
and
to
also
settle
the
nations'
maritime
borders
in
the
area.
The
islands
are
140
miles
east
of
Nicaragua
and
480
miles
north-west
of
Colombia.
Even…
