As reports surfaced that FARC’s most senior commander alias ‘Timochenko’ had traveled to Cuba, the U.S reaffirmed Colombia’s key status as a global ally.
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Is it a boat? Is its a bar? It’s Bogotá’s Black Bear
A renovated Bogotá home has inspired a raw bar. Years of experience are reflected in the drinks and dishes of ‘Black Bear’
‘Dirty hands’ in the Pacific
A feature film produced by Spike Lee follows the dangerous mission of two men from Buenaventura.
Colombia’s Miler Lagos and his paper ‘forest’
Miler lagos is a sculptor on an epic adventure in the world of contemporary art by reconstructing nature with newsprint.
No “secrets” in Havana
The Colombian government and FARC agree to release all the documents of the peace negotiations in Havana, Cuba.
A Bogotá ‘moment’
Editorial. In Bogotá, a daily chore can offer you endless possibilities on exploring parts of the city one would not normally visit.
The ‘Ugly American’
Perserving American culinary traditions and historical cocktails makes the ‘Ugly American’ the talk of this gastronomy town.
The ‘chain’ reaction
A video produced by the Colombian government transmits a powerful message in human trafficking and tolerance.
The gentle side of Pasto
Pasto. There’s never a dull moment when spending time next to a volcano and a trout filled lake.
Fernando Montaño is Colombia’s ‘Royal’ Dancer
Fernando montaño is a soloist with the Royal Ballet. The ?Billy elliot’ from Buenaventura reveals how he reached the pinnacle of dance.
Table at Upper Side
From fascinating Gins and to insatiable cheesecake, Upper Side is a very New York dining experience.
La Guajira: Drought and corruption among the Wayúu
As an extended drought kills cattle and creates food and water shortages, La Guajira’s crisis is deeply rooted in corruption.
President Juan Manuel Santos embarks on his second term
Juan Manuel Santos takes office on Thursday for a second term in which domestic issues will be as critical as defining the peace accord with FARC.
Carvajal: A life to live
After crossing the Atlantic alone in a rowing boat, Nicolas Carvajal is a Colombian who puts endurance to the test.
The grand Colón reopens
After six years of renovations Colombia’s grandest of theatres, the Teatro Colón, reopens to the public this month.
Paipa ‘De Origen’
A cheese made in the valley of Boyacá has earned the D.O classification for its unique history and taste.