Esteban Reyes is the director of Tiempo de Juego, a non-profit created in 2006 to give vulnerable youth motivational and leadership skills through football.
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Editorial: The scourge of vandalism and incivility take hold of Bogotá
The recent attacks against brand new TransMilenio buses and destruction of historic landmarks during a farmers protest show how vulnerable Bogotá is to vandalism.
Bogotá Audiovisual Market 2019 puts spotlight on Italy
The most important showcase of the Colombian film industry celebrates its 10th edition with Italy invited as Guest Nation of Honor.
Medellín hosts MDE design fair with plenty of urban, creative vibe
The capital of Antioquia, Medellín, recently hosted the MDE design fair and showcase of sustainable innovative projects.
Colombia extends suspension of partnership to salvage San José galleon
The future of the San José galleon salvage operation remains uncertain after the Colombian government decided to extend the suspension of the public-private partnership (APP).
Bogotá’s mayoral race gains momentum ahead of October 27 election
The 2019 Bogota? mayoral race looks to be tight with eight experienced candidates launched, the majority of whom are GenXers
Medellín’s The Design Fair showcases innovation and creative industries
The seventh edition of The Design Fair opened Friday in Medellín and the largest gathering in the of national and international exhibitors.
Rural Colombia looks to develop an “economy of landscapes.”
The challenge for many remote communities in Colombia is to better understand the true nature of tourism in order to protect their livelihoods.
Lifting of Canadian entry fee to attract more tourism revenue for Colombia
As of May 1, Canadians no longer have to pay upon arrival in Colombia. The decision to lift the tourism fee will attract more visitors and boost commercial ties between both countries.
Andrew Crawford: Colombia’s frogs face “massacre” with illegal trafficking
Andrew Crawford is Associate Professor of Biology at Los Andes University. He spoke with The City Paper about the multiple threats facing Colombia’s “Kermits.”
FARC’s Londoño calls on party to “mark distance” with Márquez.
As the peace accord faces serious obstacles, FARC party leader “Timochenko” rallies support for the accord by “marking distance” with former negotiator Iván Márquez.
JEP and Colombia’s judicial meltdown explained
The decision by a special peace tribunal to release a former FARC commander accused of drug trafficking threatens to end the extradition agreement between Colombia and the U.S
Colombia’s Prosecutor General resigns after Justice Tribunal orders release of “Santrich”
A political storm is unleashed in Colombia after the peace tribunal denies the extradition of former FARC’s “Jesús Santrich” to the U.S on drug trafficking charges.
Standard and Poor’s downgrades Avianca over debt and United loan
Colombia’s Avianca exposure to debt and concerns over its capacity to repay United for an alliance covenant has resulted in a credit downgrade by S&P.
Cartagena wins 2019 Expert’s Choice Award for Best of South America
Historical sites, great gastronomy and gateway to exploring Colombia were reasons for Cartagena winning the 2019 Expert’s Choice Awards by TripExpert.
Clever Leaves and the intelligent business of medicinal cannabis from Colombia
Legality and social responsibility are corporate pillars for the rapid growth of the Colombian-owned medicinal cannabis company Clever Leaves.