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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.

Who ordered the murder of presidential candidate Miguel Uribe?

Gang members captured for the killing of Miguel Uribe. Nine months after the shooting of presidential candidate Miguel Uribe Turbay in a leafy...

In the shadow of the Metro

We take a quick dive down Avenida Caracas where the raised railway is both a wonder and worry. Line 1 of Bogotá's long-awaited Metro rises above...

Election boost for Pacto Historico in Bogotá …

... but Centro Democratico bounces back, while small parties lose out in March 8 voting. Voting in Bogotá on March 8. Participation was 48%,...

Former FARC chiefs ask forgiveness for forcing children into the guerrilla ranks

JEP magistrates addressing an audience in Villavicencio as part of the Case 07 on child recruitment. Photo: JEP Former Revolutionary Armed Forces...

Vaccination drive after measles cases detected in Bogotá

Vaccinator at work in Bogotá last week. Photo: courtesy Secretaria de Salud Bogotá. Health authorities have activated over 200 free vaccination...

Paseo Millionario: don’t be taken for a ride

An express kidnapping highlights the risks of taking a taxi in Colombia’s capital. What happened, and how to avoid it happening to you. A few...

More trouble at Bogotá’s Universidad Nacional?

The Struggle Continues: students painting murals at the Universidad Nacional last week. Photo: S Hide. Student leaders declare ‘indefinite...

Young hemophilia patient dies after delay in life-saving medicines

Kevin Acosta whose tragic death last week sparked intense debate over health access. Photo: online sources. Failures in Colombia’s health system...

Is justice in sight for the Andino mall bombing victims?

Andino bombing suspect Violeta Arango detained in the Sur de Bolívar in 2022. She has always denied any role in the mall attack. Photo: Policia...

Peace plan has caused more conflict, says thinktank.

Stark figures show expansion of fighting groups under 'Paz Total'. Comandos de La Frontera in Putumayo, one of many armed groups in talks with the...

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