Recent attacks by FARC have cast a shadow over the future of the peace talks. Is a nation at peace really possible?
A solitary horseman on the flats of the Magdalena River recalls the creoles of the independence campaign against Spain.
The remote hypogeum of Tierradentro, Cauca, was once home to an ancestral peoples who built elaborate burial chambers.
The Bogotá Audiovisual Market (BAM) is positioned as the second most important market for audiovisual creatives in Latin America.
With the final matches of the World Cup still to go, enjoy the sporting spirit in Bogotá’s best pubs.
A reflection of the coast. One man decides to carry an entire street on his shoulder.
Here some suggestions for enjoying great meat selections in Bogotá with some mine salt on the side.
The mayor decrees extended vehicle restrictions Thursday to avoid security issues with the World Cup.
Two important cultural events which should not be missed as we head towards the end of June.
Time seems to stand still in Colombia’s capital. Despite digital and decay, some clocks are turning their hands once again.
After a grueling campaign and second round, Juan Manuel Santos was reelected Sunday June 15th, President of Colombia.
Carlos Nariño presents ‘Paisajes de la Memoria’ in which canvas paintings depict skies and horizons of the Sabana de Bogotá.
Photographer Ricardo Pérez has been documenting the lives of fishermen on the mighty Magdalena River.
Elections.32 million registered voters will have their say Sunday May 25th in Colombia’s presidential elections.
The bright and colorful dresses of Palenqueras are emblematic of African heritage in the colonial city of Cartagena.
A series of political slanders, resignations, and a video “hacker” have shaken the Colombian election race to its very core.