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BAT International Women's Day

Celebrating Female Characters: International Women’s Day in Bogotá

[caption id="attachment_27800" align="aligncenter" width="821"] Come celebrate female character, and female characters, with BAT.[/caption] Bogotá...

Entertainment news roundup: Mile 22, MamBo and Inkredible

The Colombian entertainment news roundup of February with Bogotá to be seen in hollywood, MamBo for rent and Ciro y yo appears on the Colombian film...

ANATO tourism fair in Bogotá this week

[caption id="attachment_27478" align="aligncenter" width="609"] Photo: vitrinaturistica.anato.org[/caption] ANATO, one of the largest tourism fairs...

New regulations aim to tackle Venezuelan migration

[caption id="attachment_27339" align="aligncenter" width="623"] According to Migration Colombia, there are over 550,000 Venezuelans living in the...

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