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Thirty-three circus lions liberated from ramshackle operations in Colombia and Peru are now walking free in South African cat sanctuaries.

Colombia plans to launch 1,000 free Wi-Fi hotspots in public places around the county to help get more people online.

"Stunt," an informal sport where motorcyclists perform daring moves in city streets is gaining popularity in Colombia and around the world.

Artesanías de Colombia is hosting an annual craft sale with items from 2015 sold at price until they run out.

Colombia's legendary Crown of the Andes recently sold to New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art.

A multi-national study will research the effects of violence on brain development in Colombian youth.

The Camëntsá and Inga communities' Bëtsknaté festival celebrates traditional values of peace and reconciliation in Colombia's Putumayo region.

Steve and Anni Gregson bike across Colombia to check on charitable efforts at local hospitals and Rubina Soorty takes a pit stop in a round-the-world…

Colombians say they're happier than anyone else — and by a pretty wide margin — so what's the secret to their success?

More than 25,000 Colombians celebrate birthdays only once every four years, making 2016 a particularly special one.

With invasive lionfish taking over Caribbean waters, the only realistic solution is a delicious one — eat them.

Pope Francis suggested birth control could be used in Zika-affected regions, but many Catholic Colombians already use contraception.

Colombian health officials handed out at least 900,000 condoms at Barranquilla’s Carnaval to help prevent pregnancies during a Zika outbreak.

More than just a costume, Bogota? cosplayers are competing with the best through hard work and dedication to their craft.

For youth in the Colombian Pacific region, soccer teaches skills like teamwork and cooperation — and helps keep kids out of conflict.

Colombia fared poorly in an international ranking of English proficiency, which raises concerns about the country's economic competitiveness.