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Feature: The giant catfish fishermen of the Araracuara Canyon
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Feature: The giant catfish fishermen of the Araracuara Canyon

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Tiempo de Juego: The life changer that begins with a game
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Tiempo de Juego: The life changer that begins with a game

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The rise and fall of Colombia’s intelligence plants
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The rise and fall of Colombia’s intelligence plants

Jimmy Weiskopf -
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Boyacá fossil reveals mystery of crab evolution
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Boyacá fossil reveals mystery of crab evolution

Taylor Lennox -
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Andrew Crawford: Colombia’s frogs face “massacre” with illegal trafficking
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Andrew Crawford: Colombia’s frogs face “massacre” with illegal trafficking

Richard Emblin -
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Colombia inspires climate crusader Edward Davey’s Given Half a Chance
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Colombia inspires climate crusader Edward Davey’s Given Half a Chance

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Clever Leaves and the intelligent business of medicinal cannabis from Colombia
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Clever Leaves and the intelligent business of medicinal cannabis from Colombia

Richard Emblin -
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Claudia Triana: “Colombia’s filmmakers are nation builders”
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Claudia Triana: “Colombia’s filmmakers are nation builders”

Richard Emblin -
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Stage to Bogotá streets: The musicians of the Venezuelan migration
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Stage to Bogotá streets: The musicians of the Venezuelan migration

Laura Valentina Cortes -
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Jorge Orlando Melo: “Colombia is a field of research unto itself”
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Jorge Orlando Melo: “Colombia is a field of research unto itself”

Richard Emblin -
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Colombian adoption: From the selva to Holland and back again
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Colombian adoption: From the selva to Holland and back again

Jimmy Weiskopf -
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Julia Salvi: “This festival is a showcase of Colombia”
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Julia Salvi: “This festival is a showcase of Colombia”

Richard Emblin -
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A Colombian Roadmap for climate change
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A Colombian Roadmap for climate change

Edward Davey -
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Aviario Nacional: A sanctuary that lets trafficked birds fly again
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Aviario Nacional: A sanctuary that lets trafficked birds fly again

Maria Fernanda Lizcano -
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Fernando Urbina and the Spanish Conquest in rock art
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Fernando Urbina and the Spanish Conquest in rock art

Richard Emblin -
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The Elders and a Huitoto healing
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The Elders and a Huitoto healing

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