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Steve Hide

Steve Hide

Steve Hide is a veteran journalist and NGO consultant with decades of experience working in Colombia and around the world. He has coordinated logistics for international NGOs in countries including Colombia, Venezuela and Zimbabwe. He provides personal safety training for journalists via the Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting and his journalistic work has appeared in The Telegraph, The Independent, The Bogotá Post and more. He's also the Editor in Chief of Colombiacorners.com, where he writes about roads less travelled across Colombia.

Remains of rebel priest set to return to Bogotá

ELN guerrillas have announced the recovery of iconic revolutionary Camilo Torres. They now want his body returned to Bogotá's National...

Petro under fire in ‘cash for diplomas’ scandal

Representative Catherine Juvinoa at a press conference in Bogotá this week. Photo: X A simmering spat over candidates for government posts...

Bogotá reduces homicides in 2025

Police hunting suspected gang members on the streets of Bogotá. Photo Secretaría de Seguridad. Bogotá’s mayor and security chiefs celebrated...

Airlines suspend Bogotá – Caracas routes over military build-up in the region.

Electronic jamming and missiles are two of the risks identified by US regulators. Latam airlines suspended its Bogota´- Caracas route this week...

Court ruling expected to spark trouble at Colombia’s National University

Bogotá braced for fresh wave of student protests as resolution ousts popular rector. The National University main plaza, with revolutionary...

Bogotá wins Earthshot ‘Clean Our Air’ prize

Colombia’s capital is the first Latin American city to receive prestigious award. Bogotá on a rainy day. Incremental improvements in air...

Making it legal in Putumayo

At the Boutu Reserve a campesino family has created a natural haven in a conflict corner of Colombia.   Boutu Reserve, in Colombia's...

Bogotá nominated for ‘Clean Air’ award

Colombia’s capital is contender in global prize for curbing smog. Bogotá and Cerro Aguanoso on a clear day; the city has reduced pollution...

Trump suspends US aid to Colombia

US president calls his Colombian counterpart an “illegal drug dealer” in incendiary Truth Social post, even as as report emerges of the US navy...

Protesters attack Bogotá US embassy with bows and arrows

Four policemen injured as Interior Minister claims “criminal structures” behind capital's disturbances. Protesters armed with bows and arrows...

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