A fossil unearthed in central Boyacá by Yale paleontologist Javier Luque has confirmed the existence of a bizarre platypus of the crab water world.
A thought-provoking exhibition at MamBo presents works by the visceral illustrator Vladdo.
The poignant feature El Piedra tells the story of a jaded boxer and a street kid in Cartagena with honesty and humanity.
Schubert, Schumann and Brahms are the protagonists of the IV International Music Festival of Bogota that starts, April 17.
Bogota?’s bike-friendly reputation has been tarnished after a series of violent muggings. The mayoralty has enacted new measures to keep two-wheelers safe.
March is film month in Colombia with Cartagena hosting the 59th edition of FICCI. Mendoza’s Niña Errante (Wandering Girl) opens the film festival.
The iconic monument to the Heroes of Independence has to find a new home with construction of the Bogota? Metro. Bolívar’s future remains uncertain.
Music, mathematics and astronomy converge at January’s International Music Festival of Cartagena. Among the renown conductors attending is John Eliot Gardiner.
The proliferation of criminal networks trafficking illegal drugs in schools and public spaces has ended the 25-year “personal dose” ruling.
Considered the “most successful football coach in Colombian history, Argentina’s José Pékerman’s days with La Selección are numbered.
International trade tensions and Turkey’s Lira crisis is hurting the Colombia peso at a time in which the new government of Iván Duque needs oil revenue and currency reserves.
A replica of Colombia’s only black president is being displayed in Casa de Narin?o, but the legacy of Juan José Nieto Gil remains one of abandonment and historical exclusion
Resisting temptations of oil and unchecked tourism, Providencia is one of Colombia’s most unspoiled destinations.