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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.
If traveling the backwaters of Boyacá don’t miss Tibasosa’s feijoa festival, which celebrates this small green fruit.
At age 24, “Tata” Mutis has clinched many international tournaments of endurance. Today, she rides with for the royals of the Middle East.
The agreements reached between the Colombian government and FARC ends all hostilities and paves the way for their political future with guarantees and protection from the state.
The “horrible night has ended” after Colombia was defeated in the semi-finals of Copa America. Today, a new era dawns on Colombia and all eyes are on Cuba.
On June 22, the Colombian Government announced an historic bilateral ceasefire with FARC. Here the official communique from Havana.
One of the longest-running and most bloody conflicts in the world ends Thursday with the official bilateral ceasefire between Colombia and FARC guerrilla.
A ground-breaking study by Colombian doctors published in the prestigious NEJM examines the impact of Zika in Colombia. While cases continue to increase, congenital ZVD remains scarce.
According to the United Nation’s Global Trends report, the world has reached the highest level ever recorded of refugees with 60 million in 2015. Colombia records staggeringly high numbers of forced-displacement.