End of Bogotá quarantine: 5 things that can jog on
With our Brave New Reality now firmly in place, let’s all wave goodbye to this list of irritations…hopefully!
Cuarentena Estricta: how was it for you?
As Chapinero joins seven other sectors in exiting two weeks of strict quarantine, we evaluate the effects of the increased lockdown.
Oli’s big topic: Who polices the police?
There’s a clear discrepancy between what is officially allowed and what is actually happening in Bogotá at the moment.
Gaitán’s memory would be best served by helping the country’s worst-off
The commemoration of Colombia’s National Day of Solidarity for Victims of the Armed Conflict was muted this year as the novel coronavirus lockdown forced individuals to shelter-in-place.
Oli’s big topic: You’re not Batman
Taking the law into your own hands isn’t the sign of a functioning society.
Oli’s big topic: Consequences schmonsequences
After the resignation of the defence minister last year, there have been immediate repercussions. Is this is a one-off, or a promising sign for the future?
Opinion: Living in the moment instead of on a smartphone
Perceived public insecurity in Colombia results in reduced smartphone use and more physical presence.
Oli’s big topic: I’m a migrant too
A lot of people look down upon Venezuelan migration. But many of us have similar stories and situations – more empathy is needed.
Opinion: The lies of Colombia’s politicians should not go unpunished
The Palace of Justice in Bogota where the inscription at the entrance reads "Colombians, guns have given you independence, laws...
Oli’s big topic: The importance of family and the family name...
Family seems to decide everything in Colombia, a column based on the headline: Char family decides on candidate for mayoral elections.