• Paradise at Palomino

    Paradise at Palomino


    By Jacqueline de Klerk • May 17, 2013

    The sandy brown beach stretches endlessly east and west for hundreds of miles and is crisscrossed with rivers flowing down from the Sierra Nevada. The morning air’s...

  • Fighting more than elements

    Fighting more than elements


    By Richard Emblin • May 15, 2013

    We drive through the night as a light rain falls and we manoeuver a maze of dark streets, passing shuttered-up store fronts, and vagrants huddled make shift fires. We...

  • Shanghai ‘vueltiao’

    Shanghai ‘vueltiao’


    By Ed Buckley • May 13, 2013

    Knock offs threaten sales of the sombrero vueltiao, an icon of Colombian culture and livelihood of the Zenú community...

News »

A tale of two countries

A tale of two countries

by William Moore • May 9, 2013

Home to the world's largest internally displaced population, Colombia must mesh its external image with reality...

How ‘green’ is Colombia?

How ‘green’ is Colombia?

April 29, 2013
by Ed Buckley

Maduro: a vision lives on

Maduro: a vision lives on

April 16, 2013
by Ed Buckley

Venezuela moves forward

Venezuela moves forward

April 12, 2013
by Ed Buckley

Business »

Shanghai ‘vueltiao’

Shanghai ‘vueltiao’

by Ed Buckley • May 13, 2013

Knock offs threaten sales of the sombrero vueltiao, an icon of Colombian culture and livelihood of the Zenú community...

Travel »

Paradise at Palomino

Paradise at Palomino

by Jacqueline de Klerk • May 17, 2013

The sandy brown beach stretches endlessly east and west for hundreds of miles and is crisscrossed with rivers flowing down from the Sierra Nevada....

Weekenders: Anapoima

Weekenders: Anapoima

May 11, 2013

Features »

Children of the volcano

Children of the volcano

by Federico Rios • May 7, 2013

For residents of the area near the Parque Nacional Los Nevados, life is starkly beautiful in the shadow of the volcano...

Culture »

Art for heroes

Art for heroes

by The City Paper Staff • May 13, 2013

An art auction by the Corporación Matamoros hopes to raise more than $600 million pesos to help wounded veterans...

Opinion »

  • Another milestone: five years

    Apr 22, 2013 • by Richard Emblin

    After five years in business, The City Paper remembers struggles and successes and looks forward to the future...

  • Santos needs help, and fast

    Apr 19, 2013 • by Kevin Howlett

    President Santos chose a quiet cabinet, but may need more vocal political allies for his re-election campaign...

  • Are you listening?

    Apr 15, 2013 • by Linda Mason

    Listening seems like an obvious part of effective communication, but many fail to truly hear the other end of the conversation...

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