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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.

In Colombia, tiny towns and big cities alike get decked out for the holidays, but these are the best of the best for Christmas lights.

Can an ancient form of therapy become accepted as an alternative form of wound healing? A Colombian doctor wants maggots back in medicine.

A striking advertising campaign in Cartagena looks to empower its Afro-Colombian population with positive messages.

Community radio plays an important role in broadcasting news in remote regions of Colombia, but also plays its part in peace building.

In Colombia, the sports commentary is almost as important as the game unfolding on the field.

Apps are changing the way Colombians live and do business, and a bold government program helps newcomers get creative.

After spending more than a year with the Elders of the Sierra Nevada, author John Lundin is set to release a much anticipated work.

Greater investment and support by national football federations is needed to promote women's football across the continent.

With the 2015 Copa America over, writer Stephen Tew reflects on the "golden age" of Colombian football.

With pristine trails along the Eastern Cordillera, Casanare is hosting the 2nd edition of the 'Hurones' expedition.

Increasingly visible on catwalks and with major retail outlets, what options exist in Colombia for the bigger woman?

In a land of beauty pageants, one community in Montes de María celebrates youth-led environmental initiatives with fashion and hand-woven designs.

Will Colombia be able to continue their success from the World Cup and show they are more than just exciting contenders?