Andrew Crawford is Associate Professor of Biology at Los Andes University. He spoke with The City Paper about the multiple threats facing Colombia’s “Kermits.”
The decision by a special peace tribunal to release a former FARC commander accused of drug trafficking threatens to end the extradition agreement between Colombia and the U.S
Colombia’s Avianca exposure to debt and concerns over its capacity to repay United for an alliance covenant has resulted in a credit downgrade by S&P.
The poignant feature El Piedra tells the story of a jaded boxer and a street kid in Cartagena with honesty and humanity.
The Colombian government has implemented a database for citizens to consult the names of sex offenders, and one to control tax evasion by foreigners.
Photographer Louis Vest captured this image of umbrellas in the historic quarter of Getsemani, Cartagena, home to artists’ studios and art-nouveau boutique hotels.
Tobias Rijnsdorp is helping transform a rural community in Cundinamarca with HolaAndes, a Gouda cheese production company that uses a 19th-century recipe.
With Colombia chosen as Guest Nation for its bicentenary, the page-turning programme of FILBO 2019 includes a historical library and plenty of gastronomic fare.
Colombia’s fashion designers are entering new global markets with the success of the third edition of Bogota? Fashion Week.
Colombia is open to international film production companies looking for a diversity in locations, professional crews believes ProImágenes’ Claudia Triana.
A trip to Capurganá offers visitors a chance to enjoy the intense nature of the Darien Gap, while enjoying a Caribbean hideaway.
The British Council’s presence in Colombia is the largest in the Americas and an achievement that took 80 years in the making. The focus is on the future.
From peacebuilding to helping creative industries grow, Ireland is consolidating its relationship with Colombia.
Obituary: Gloria Zea will be remembered for her role at the Museum of Modern Art of Bogotá (Mambo) and for having founded Colombia’s first opera company.
The crash of a DC-3 in Colombia killing all 14 on board has put this aircraft under scrutiny by aviation authorities.
After four years of charging Canadians a “Reciprocity Fee” upon arrival in Colombia, the government of Iván Duque reversed the decision, starting May 1, 2019.