Post Conflict: ‘War doesn’t distinguish faces, hearts, or skin colour’
We hear from Marcos, who joined the FARC at 18, who tells us in his own words about what peace means for him.
Post Conflict: ‘One fewer weapon in the wrong hands makes for...
Two years of post conflict: Yolanda works as a human rights social justice leader and is rebuilding her life after tragedy hit her family several times.
Students trek to the capital and camp out before protests
Hundreds of student protesters camp in the Universidad Nacional before the biggest demonstration yet.
Opinion: The great debaters
The debate proposed by Senators Angelica Lozano, Gustavo Petro and Jorge Enrique Robledo to discuss the corruption scandals that involve some of the most...
The French connection in Colombia
Oooh la la! Colombia’s links to the country of romance and wine go back to independence.
Film reveiw: Wajib, a co-production between Palestine and Colombia
Palestinian director Annemarie Jacir tells the story of a father and his son who go from house to house to personally deliver the invitations for the upcoming wedding of their daughter and sister. This follows a cultural tradition called Wajib, the name of the film, which translates as “duty”.
Frogs, frites and Fragile X: International media about Colombia
Plus coral farming, rafting with former FARC members and a sexy former nun. The international Buzz November in 2018
The Scientific Brain: An exploration of how science and art meet
Protons and poetry. Music and math. String theory and....Salvador Dali.
The Macondo of sounds: Puerto Candelaria
We speak to the man behind paisa musical heavyweights Puerto Candelaria, better known abroad than at home.
Lights, camera, byline: how to write a film review
Films are one of those topics that pretty much everyone likes. They’re also very common on exams like IELTS. How to write a film review.