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Police violence protests spread in Colombia as death tolls rises

Protests and violence spread from Bogotá to other Colombian cities as the Colombian government admits fault and suspends police officers. Several...

The Bogotá Post launches Bogotá Nights, a radio show with Fenalprensa

Listen in at 9 pm tonight for the second episode of Bogotá Nights, a live English-language radio show from The Bogotá Post. Oli Pritchard and...

Presidential Election 2018 Colombia Duque

Elections 2018 according to Medellín’s all-male Estadio polling station voters

Inside Medellín’s Estadio polling station, located within the stadium itself, voting seemed to be running smoothly at around midday, with the...

Hidroituango Dam River Cauca Flood

Hidroituango dam flooding forces thousands to evacuate

[caption id="attachment_29842" align="aligncenter" width="1804"] Photo courtesy of @Teleantioquia: Twitter.[/caption] "Please immediately withdraw...

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