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Borrowed Money

By Richard McColl -

What can one expect in a state where political governance shows a heavy short-term bias that favours quick results?

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Tourism is key

By Richard McColl -

Columnist Richard McColl argues that more is needed to boost Colombia’s tourism infrastructure after decades of neglect.

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Bogotá: ‘Uber’ and out

By Richard McColl -

After one year operating in Bogotá, ‘Uber’ is facing resistance and opposition from the city’s yellow cabbies. Are our ‘Uber’ days over?

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Disagree to agree?

By Richard McColl -

Can President Santos reconcile his differences with Senator Uribe? or is there a conspiracy to keep these leaders divided?

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Colombian revisionism

By Richard McColl -

A peace negotiation requires some ceding. Can the Colombian government and guerrillas exude some humility regarding 50 years of conflict?

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Respecting an ancient ritual

By Richard McColl -

Before engaging in an ayahuasca ceremony it is important to really know the shaman and respect an ancient ritual which dates back to pre-Columbian days.

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A Macondian slumber

By Richard McColl -

Richard McColl looks at political transparency in Colombia during an election year. What is driving voter disengagement and apathy?

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A meeting in Mompós

By Richard McColl -

Colombians have been let in on the secret that is Mompós. More visible and accessible, Richard McColl writes of his colonial muse.

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