A Colombian crew member has been reported missing in Alaskan waters.
More than 200 FARC members are preparing their first post-conflcit congress in La Macarena.
The biggest gathering of music industry professionals has launched in Bogotá with the 5th edition of Bogotá Music Market – BOmm.
The Final Accord has the capacity to catapult this nation to a peaceful future with FARC or plunge back to violence of the past. Millions to mobilise for the plebiscite.
The bilateral ceasefire with goes officially goes into effect and Colombia’s chief negotiator announces “end of war.”
At the helm of the Colón Theatre, Manuel José Álvarez has dedicated a life in progress to opening up Colombian culture to all.
Bogotá mayor Enrique Peñalosa ordered the demolition of Bogotá’s largest crime scene: El Bronx.
FUDO brings modern Asian dining to Chapinero Alto, and its cocktails, sashimi, and Singapore prawns make this venue a new gastro darling.
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You can’t dine much higher than Céntrico, a restaurant that rises to the occasion with its Colombian menu and equally impressive views.
Dutch photographer Niels Van Iperen presents Nunca más, an exhibition of portraits of the relatives of “false positives.”
Lorenzo Jarramillo was an artist who broke through artistic barriers and is honored in a landmark exhibition at the National Museum.
Even though the proposed date of July 20 is approaching for the final signing of the peace agreement with FARC, the bilateral ceasefire last month essentially sealed the end of a half century conflict.
After authorities shut down one of the most violent areas of the capital, The City Paper was granted access to the living hell that was El Bronx.
In the township of Briceño, Antioquia, the Colombian government and FARC launched the voluntary coca substitution program as part of the Havana peace accords.
Several public works projects underway by the Mayoralty of Bogotá will improve lighting in parks and rid walls of vandalism.