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‘Desmadre’ art exhibition shows destructive force of nature
Desmadre, a new exhibition by María Cristina Córtes features fires and floods to find beauty and violence in nature.
Dutch authors, Nobel winners grace 2016 Feria Internacional del Libro de Bogotá
Bogotá’s Feria Internacional del Libro (FILBo) features Dutch authors and an exclusive Anne Frank exhibition for its 29th edition this year.
Zika numbers down in Colombia, but infectiousness concerns
Though cases are lower than originally predicted, a new study in Colombia shows Zika’s infectiousness is worryingly high.
Kayak.com lands in Colombia
Travel search giant Kayak.com recently launched a fully Colombian version of its popular platform.
Colombia struggles with peace fatigue
After four years of peace talks — and with more in the works — Colombia struggles to combat “peace fatigue” and keep hopes up.
Crown of the Andes sold on the cheap?
Colombia’s legendary Crown of the Andes recently sold to New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Colombia’s connection to the Panama Papers
More than a dozen prominent Colombians have been named in the Panama Papers leak for using “offshore” tax havens.
Teatro Colón celebrates a month of Macbeth
Bogotá’s Teatro Colón presents two interpretations of Macbeth — the play by Shakespeare and the opera by Verdi.
Looking beyond our cyber burrows
One of the biggest obstacles to the peace deal between the Colombian government and FARC is dealing with the vocal online opposition.
Bogotá’s modernists in the metropolis
Two new art exhibitions grace Bogotá’s Museum of Modern Art and the Museum of Art at the Banco de la Republica.
U.S., Colombian researchers to study effects of violence on brain
A multi-national study will research the effects of violence on brain development in Colombian youth.
Will March 23 bring ceasefire for Colombian government, FARC?
With news expected from Havana on March 23, the Colombian government may announce a bilateral ceasefire with the FARC guerrilla group.
Colombia braces for strike, Uribe’s march against peace
Colombians are preparing for protests and strikes leading up to an expected peace deal between the government and the FARC guerrilla.
Santos throws into question Colombia’s historic “peace” date with FARC
Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos said Wednesday he would not sign a bad peace deal with the FARC in order to meet the March 23 deadline for an accord.
Spain, Colombia agree museum will house San José galleon fortune
Ministers from Spain and Colombia reached an agreement Monday to display the San José galleon fortune for the public in a museum.