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The ‘Beatle’ of Boyacá
By Richard Emblin • Apr 23, 2014
The songs of the Carrangueros de Ráquira are steeped in rural nuance and storytelling. Jorge Velosa is the legendary composer of a band that made history...
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Iraq: A different kind of legacy
By The Mark News • Apr 22, 2014
Over a decade after the U.S invasion of Iraq, the embattled country is still experiencing sectarian violence and political instability on a daily basis. ...
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Italian ‘corrientazo’ in Bogotá
By K.P. Attman • Apr 21, 2014
There are Italian restaurants popping up over Bogotá ranging from pricey to inexpensive, and all inspired by old country recipes. ...
News »
Goodbye ‘Gabo’: 1927 – 2014
Colombia’s literary giant, Nobel Prize winner Gabriel García Márquez, died Thursday April 17th in Mexico City at age ...
Business »
Bringing Britain closer to Colombia
Colombia - U.K relations have reached an historic moment for bilateral commerce and diplomacy...
Travel »
Villa de Leyva “extreme”
Heading to Villa de Leyva? Catch an ancient music festival and an endurance BMX race by Andes Epic. ...
Features »
A life’s work on ‘Gabo’
With the passing of Gabriel García Márquez April 17th, The City Paper reproduces a 2009 interview with the official biographer of 'Gabo', Gerald...
Culture »
The ‘Beatle’ of Boyacá
The songs of the Carrangueros de Ráquira are steeped in rural nuance and storytelling. Jorge Velosa is the legendary composer of a band that made...
Dining »
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Italian ‘corrientazo’ in Bogotá
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Finn’s ‘Pepe’ and pasta
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Living la vida vegan
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Bagatelle of Bogotá
Community »
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Bomberg launch
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Cedric Watson: Cajun in Colombia
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Cercanías opening at Galería Sextante
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Poker with a purpose
Opinion »
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Editorial: ‘Auspicious’
After six years as the only English language newspaper in Colombia we celebrate with you dear reader this milestone. ...
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Conversation to friendship
Listening, more than talking can often help build healthy and stronger relationships. ...
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