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Until May 2, the Feria del Libro will be back – in person – and there’s plenty to see and do. Here’s a run down of what to expect at this year’s event.

A virtual tour lets you travel the world without worrying about Covid tests or quarantines. We speak to a Bogotá guide about how it works.

A largely peaceful national strike saw sporadic outbursts of violence. Marchers complain the government has been irresponsive to their demands and say protests will continue.

6 Christmas songs you need to know to impress your Colombian friends and family this festive season.

Indigenous groups and Guardia Indígena arrived in the capital in recent days ready to participate in the third national strike.

Three days after J Balvin, arguably Colombia’s most marketed artist, graced the stage for his ArcoIris tour,...

Steven Gutiérrez was an eyewitness to the fatal wounding of Dilan Cruz, a young student shot with anti-riot ammunition by ESMAD. Since denouncing the attack Gutiérrez has received death threats. He speaks to The Bogotá Post.

As the Cacerolazo Latinoamericano calls for equality and human rights in the region, one of the Chilean activists who joined in jokes that Colombians ‘have more rhythm.’

The country has seen over a week of mass protests. We wrap up the national strike so far with some interesting numbers.