• Tequendama: Forgotten Falls

    Tequendama: Forgotten Falls


    By Quinten Dol • Jun 18, 2013

    This out of sight attraction 30 km southwest of Bogotá and considered one of Colombia's natural wonders, looks for a come back on the tourism circuit...

  • Mayor down, not out

    Mayor down, not out


    By Richard Emblin • Jun 17, 2013

    Down, but not out. Bogotá Mayor Petro faces an uncertain future as signatures collected for his ouster are accepted by the nation's Registry Office...

  • Dining at the Tequila Museum

    Dining at the Tequila Museum


    By Claudia Mahedy • Jun 15, 2013

    With 2,300 bottles of the Mexican agave, Bogotá's Museo del Tequila promises great Mexican cuisine and mariachi at your table. ...

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Mayor down, not out

Mayor down, not out

by Richard Emblin • June 17, 2013

Down, but not out. Bogotá Mayor Petro faces an uncertain future as signatures collected for his ouster are accepted by the nation's Registry Office...

Why FARC need this peace

Why FARC need this peace

May 28, 2013
by Richard Emblin

Historic accord reached with FARC

Historic accord reached with FARC

May 26, 2013
by Richard Emblin

A tale of two countries

A tale of two countries

May 9, 2013
by William Moore

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Entrepreneur by example

Entrepreneur by example

by Richard Emblin • June 12, 2013

Mario Hernández, the man behind the luxury leather brand believes he promotes his country by setting design trends and giving employment to others...

Travel »

Tequendama: Forgotten Falls

Tequendama: Forgotten Falls

by Quinten Dol • June 18, 2013

This out of sight attraction 30 km southwest of Bogotá and considered one of Colombia's natural wonders, looks for a come back on the tourism...

Features »

Defending the ‘Anaconda’

Defending the ‘Anaconda’

by Dan Billingham • June 9, 2013

Wade Davis has an imposing mind. During our interview the internationally-renowned National Geographic ethnobiologist and explorer seamlessly offers...

Culture »

Dudamel to dazzle

Dudamel to dazzle

by The City Paper Staff • June 15, 2013

The Ópera de Colombia brings conductor Gustavo Dudamel to Bogotá in a once in a lifetime interpretation of Wagner’s epic work, Tannhäuser...

Rethinking the Muisca

Rethinking the Muisca

June 13, 2013

Opinion »

  • Strange lands, unfamiliar ways

    Jun 10, 2013 • by Linda Mason

    When we move countries the baggage we carry is often cultural. Understanding a life stage can help us deal with challenges outside comfort zones. ...

  • News, reinvented

    May 31, 2013 • by Richard Emblin

    In an age of digital content, it's important to understand the message behind the content we see and read...

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