Bringing clean water to Quibdó through rainwater harvesting
Water, water everywhere…but not a lot to drink. Despite being on the rainiest places on the planet, Colombia’s Chocó department has a serious lack of clean water. Here's how one group are working to fix it.
Medellín ‘dating academy’ draws ire from feminist sphere
In the last two decades, the city of eternal spring has struggled to change its international image...
Why is the Colombian government offering to pay $1.2 trillion to...
The second sectore route was intended to stretch 510km from Puerto Salgar, in Cundinamarca, to San Roque, in Cesar (Photo by...
What is the government’s current commitment to protecting social leaders in...
Silent demonstrations take place on on Medellín's metro, July 26, 2019. Image courtesy of Movimiento Defendamos La Paz.
Independence day: Five people who built the Colombia we know and...
July 20 is Colombia's independence day so we look at five people of great importance for the modern day Colombia we all know and love.
Climate Change: A challenge for Colombia’s campesinos
If, as predicted, temperatures in Colombia rise by 2.14°C by the end of the century, it’s those in rural areas who are most likely to be affected by climate change.
JEP budget for 2020 to reduce by 30 percent
March in defense of the JEP, Bogotá, March 2019. Image courtesy of Deposit Photos.
The budget for the...
Oli’s big Topic: NIMBY pamby – Not In My Back Yard!
Money talks and bullshit walks. That’s pretty much what’s happening in the saga of the TransMilenio extension to Carrera Séptima.
Investigators begin their search for 100,000 missing persons in Colombia
Paying homage to forcibly disappeared victims of Colombia's armed conflict. Image courtesy of Wikimedia Commons.
Officials within...
Guzmán: The FARC share the blame for the peace agreement’s failure
Colombia's government signed the peace agreement with the FARC-EP in September 2016. Image courtesy of Wikimedia Commons.
It’s...