Scientists in Colombia are celebrating the discovery of the Pristimantis macrummendozai, a new species of high-mountain frog found in the Andes.
The city is a stage as Bogotá hosts the Festival Iberoamericano de Teatro, bringing hundreds of performances from dozens of countries.
New book GirosYAndares chronicles the work of acclaimed Colombian photographer Carlos Pineda and his travels around the world.
An illegal meeting at Conejo tested peace negotiations between the FARC and Colombian government with just weeks to go.
As major corporations Citibank and Ripley leave Colombia, other multinationals wonder if the peso’s volatility is too much to manage.
Espacio Odeon celebrates five years as a Bogotá art destination with a silent auction and exhibition.
Zika, pesos, peace and highways pose challenges and opportunities for Colombia this month.
Salome comes to Bogotá’s Teatro Mayor Julio Mario Santo Domingo this month with three performances.
Bogotá’s new Cantina y Punto serves up serious Mexican cuisine without the cliches and at reasonable prices.
Everyone has heard of Zika, the viral outbreak afflicting Latin America, but few know its origins.
Bogotá Mayor Enrique Peñalosa hopes to cap 2,000 potholes in 100 days as part of an offensive to reclaim the city’s streets.
Wondering where to travel in 2016? The City Paper has some suggestions for intriguing international journeys.
Nobel-winning economist Joseph Stiglitz, author Hanif Kureishi, director Stephen Frears and dozens of other literary greats headline Hay Festival Cartagena in 2016.
Family members of 29 disappeared persons received the remains of their loved ones as 16 former FARC combatants were granted reprieves.
Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos and Bogotá Mayor Enrique Peñalosa worked together this week on a new Pact for Bogotá Security.
The sale of the Isagen power company to Canadian firm Brookfield generated controversy in Colombia this month. What will it mean for the country?