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Colombian police bust crime syndicate operating inside El Dorado airport
Six persons were arrested Wednesday for operating a drug trafficking syndicate inside Bogotá’s El Dorado airport, targeting flights to Paris, London and Dominican Republic.
TransMilenio along Séptima: A contentious debate for Bogotá residents
The planned expansion of TransMilenio along Bogotá’s Séptima has local residents protesting. Financing for this mega project has been approved by the City Council.
Tobari: The art of Japanese dance comes to the Colón Theatre
The Japanese dance company Sankai Juku presents two performances at the Colón Theatre of their stylized choreography, modern lighting and sound.
Bogotá reeling from strikes in the air and on the ground.
First the Avianca pilots strike, and now the yellow cabs. Bogotanos are facing transportation havoc as two strikes affect their productivity and connectivity.
ARTBO: October is all art at the heart of Bogotá
The country’s most important art fair, ARTBO, kicks- off Thursday with a new section and 75 galleries from across the world.
B Capital: A night of fashion for Bogotá (Gallery)
Photographs from the opening night of B Capital by Inexmoda in Bogotá.
B Capital gears up for catwalks and Bogotá’s fashion meets film experience
The three-day fashion event B Capital connects leading designers with consumers, and this year, premieres a host of fashion films.
BIFF 3: Securing a future for South American films in Bogotá
The Bogota? International Film Festival presents the best in indie cinema, documentaries and South American features. The third edition of BIFF gets into action Friday, October 13.
Sumi Jo, Valeriano Lanchas perform for Colón Theatre’s 125-years
Korean soprano Sumi Jo joins Valeriano Lanchas for the Colón’s 125th anniversary gala, and an event that includes free concerts, poetry recitals, family entertainment and guided tours.
A Bogotá seminar on neuroplasticity designed for educators and parents
A one day seminar by the Miami-based Dr.Julia Harper aims to empower parents and educators on how to deal with learning disabilities, and improve the emotional health of children.
Bogotá’s Peñalosa ranked among “100 Most Influential Urbanists” by Planetizen
The Bogotá mayor Enrique Peñalosa has been named one of the most influential urbanists of all time by the academic resource group Planetizen.
Bogotanos score “negative” on security, reveals survey
A survey by the CCB, reveals that while homicides in Bogota? are decreasing and barrios becoming safer, citizens remain negative with security.
A week into Avianca strike, Bogotá faces competitive loss claims CCB
As the Avianca pilots strike reaches its first week, the airline insists on the illegality of the action. The city’s business entity claims travel disruptions are making Bogotá less competitive.
Betty Garcés returns to Colón in Cuban zarzuela “Cecilia Valdés”
After two major Verdi operas, the Colón Theatre presents soprano Betty Garcés in the leading role of the Cuban zarzuela “Cecilia Valdés”.
The early art of Fernando Botero at Colombia’s Museo Nacional
Fernando Botero’s artistic style evolved over decades as a landmark exhibition at the Museo Nacional reveals.