The United Nations is monitoring closely Colombia’s response to food security should the country face a severe, or extended, El Niño.
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Libre elevates Colombian gastronomy to art form and beyond
Bogotá’s Libre restores faith in Colombian gastronomy, and this is truly liberating. The experimental venue of Chef Alejandro Gutiérrez, the restaurant is a newcomer to the capital’s lauded culinary scene.
Survivors? The mystery of Colombia’s plane crash children
The search continues for four children who appear to have survived a plane crash deep in the Amazon jungle on May 1. Despite an affirmation by President Petro that the children are alive, they have yet to be found by the Colombian Army.
Exploring Cucunubá and the Ubaté watershed
Becoming increasingly popular as a nearby destination for nature lovers, the towns of Ubaté and Cucunubá are an idyllic escape from Bogotá, and can be easily explored as a day trip.
Bogotá Fashion Week in the light of Vermeer
Showcasing the creations of 110 independent fashion designers and brands, the sixth edition of Bogotá Fashion Week was inaugurated with a collection by Humberto Cubides and his CUBEL label.
Colombia warns against irregular migration as Title 42 ends
With the end of the Trump-era immigration policy Title 42, the Colombian Government is warning citizens of the consequences of crossing the southwest border of the U.S illegally.
Indigenous Guard occupy Bogotá’s historic Plaza de Bolívar
In a defiant act to pressure the Colombian Congress in approving the National Development Plan and Health Reform of the government of President Gustavo Petro, some 400 members of the Indigenous Guard are occupying the steps of the Capitol.
Bogotá’s Sala de Arte Bancolombia houses rare art collection
The latest addition to Bogotá’s vibrant exhibition scene, the Sala de Arte Bancolombia houses one of the most impressive collections of artworks in the country and a real treat for foreign visitors.
NYC rebrand looks to strengthen Colombia travel segment
New York City Tourism + Conventions hosted a breakfast at the Bogotá restaurant Harry Sasson to present the new official brand of the five boroughs.
Guaidó “expelled” from Colombia on day of Venezuela talks
The Colombian government of President Petro has denied allegations that the Venezuelan pro-democracy leader Juan Guaidó was “expelled” from the country on day talks are taking place on Venezuela in Bogotá.
Colombia’s Petro meets Biden with Venezuela agenda
Colombia’s Gustavo Petro will meet U.S President Joe Biden Thursday at the White House and first official meeting for both heads of state. The talks will focus on regional issues including lifting sanctions on the Maduro government.
Colombia’s FARC dissident who “died” but now wants Total Peace
Despite intelligence reports that claimed “Iván Mordisco” had been killed during an ambush with the Colombian Army, the FARC dissident commander appeared Sunday to outline the political objectives of his criminal organization.
Enjoy six Bogotá art circuits with ARTBO Fin de Semana 2023
ARTBO Fin de Semana – April 21 to 23 – is the mid-year showcase of the International Art Fair of Bogotá (ARTBO), and for this seventh edition, six art circuits transform Bogotá into a walkable gallery,
Seismic activity of Colombia’s Nevado del Ruíz intensifying warns SGC
An eruption of the Nevado del Ruíz would affect four departments in Colombia, including Cundinamarca. At least 22 communities in Caldas and Tolima are in a high-risk zone.
Unforgettable concerts of the VI International Classical Music Festival of Bogotá
If you’re not leaving town for the Easter holidays, then enjoy the impressive concert program of VI International Classical Music Festival of Bogotá, with over 40 concerts dedicated La Belle Époque.
Colombia’s search for memory and cure for Alzheimer’s
Dr. Francisco Lopera found clues in Antioquia that could help uncover the causes of early-onset Alzheimer’s and prevent the gene from mutating.