Dr.Harper on Neurosplasticity: “It takes a village to build a brain”

The occupational therapist Dr. Julia Harper comes to Bogotá to offer advice to parents and educators on how to nurture and inspire developing minds.

Gaspar: A relaxed gourmand in Bogotá’s Parque 93

Chef Alvaro Clavijo is behind a relaxed French style bistro facing the Parque 93 and a welcome newcomer to this neighbourhood’s fussy dining scene.

Avianca strike causes disruptions, yet airline prepares for long-haul

The first day of the anticipated Avianca pilots strike disrupted the travel plans of some 18,000 passengers and grounded 150 flights. Talks between the company and ACDAC union continue.

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Santos to UN: Colombia paid “high price” in drug war

Richard Emblin -
In his final address to the United Nations, President Santos reminded world leaders of his country's sacrifice in the war on drugs and need for a peaceful resolution in Venezuela.

Colombia’s Avianca braces for pilot strike, suspends ticket sales

Coca surge and decertification threat tops Santos-Trump agenda

Colombia: Peace, economic woes and a contested political future

Pope Francis begins historic five-day visit to Colombia with message of...

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Culture

King before Kingdom: The Reconquest at the Museo Nacional

The City Paper Staff -
The latest exhibition of the National Museum looks at a transition period in this country’s search for Independence.
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Editorial: “Thou shalt not steal”

Richard Emblin -
Pope Francis' recent trip of Colombia was marked by a huge outpouring of affection and millions of faithful attending religious services across the country. But will the message of reconciliation and anti-corruption hold?

Leyner Palacios: A leader of Colombian reconciliation recognized globally

Richard Emblin -
Leyner Palacios has been nominated to one of the most prestigious humanitarian awards. The survivor of the 2002 Bojayá massacre started a grass roots campaign to recognize the rights of victims.

Ortega Díaz abandons Colombia for U.S., amidst Santos – Maduro dispute

Peter Hill -
After fleeing Venezuela, ousted Attorney General Luisa Ortega is heading to the U.S. By granting the lawmaker safe passage, Santos and Maduro remain embroiled in a bitter dispute.

Chapinero keeps on getting trendier with new venues and some familiar faces

Anna Merriman -
Innovative foodies, eco-chefs and a gallery invasion is changing the face of Chapinero.

Community

Opinion

Analysis: New Conflicts, new cities

The Mark News -
When violence breaks out, public spaces are often the first casualty – along with the customary practices of urban life and the civic rights associated with them.

When disaster-recovery means more than lending a helping hand

The Mark News -
The pillar of culture is often missing from aid planning. Investing in what the community wants and empowering local involvement could make aid more efficient and effective.

Editorial: A Matter of Perception, But Let’s Move Forward

Richard Emblin -
Last month's meeting between U.S President Donald Trump and Colombia's Juan Manuel Santos, revived the ghost of decades past when the only talking point was drugs. Can we move on?
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