News, Analysis & Opinion

The Colombian writer and journalist Mario Mendoza talks about gritty realism, literature, protests, and the pandemic.

We talk to some of the people involved in a new exhibition that highlights the many barrios on the outskirts of the city that lack basic infrastructure.

Colombia will act as a transit hub for Afghan migrants on their way to the US. But details are thin on the ground.

Independence day protests in Colombia unfolded peacefully for the most part as thousands took part in marches and other events.

This independence day, we consider attitudes towards the Colombian flag and the way that it's flown by police, protestors, and presidents.

Bogotá's Migración offices will be familiar to many foreigners in Colombia. Here's a snapshot of one October morning.

Here's how getting vaccinated in Bogota panned out for one writer this week. If you're next in line, find out what to expect.

The government announces ambitious plans to ease out of the crisis. But it could get worse before it gets better.

Universities won't listen, but social media will. Here's how student groups are making sure that cases of sexual harassment don't remain hidden.

Colombia could be well-positioned to take advantage of changes in Mexican outsourcing laws.