Bogotá quarantine: Chapi under lockdown
As city's around the world shut down to stop the sread of the coronavirus, we talking to people in Chapinero about how quarantine is affecting them.
The Bogotá Post presents its 2020 U.S. Innovation Leaders in Colombia
Over 965,000 foreigners call Colombia home, according to most recent census figures from Colombia’s statistics agency DANE....
Coronavirus cases in Colombia: March 30 update
Coronavirus could kill 3,000 in Colombia, say experts. We look at the latest COVID-19 stats.
Colombia’s quarantine 101: Everything you need to know
Citizens must stay at home until April 13 unless they have a good reason -- like needing food or medicine -- to be out.
Sexual harassment on campus: Silent no more
Feminist collective Destapa la Olla organise topless demonstration to call attention to sexual assault on campus and give voice to victims' experiences.
State of the nation: Higher education
Higher education funding per student has decreased dramatically in the past decade and the deficit won’t be easy to bridge.
Time for a transportation transformation: The RegioTram
Beyond Metro and TransMilenio, changes in other forms of transport are set to take place in the capital region. With RegioTram, bike lanes, and ride-sharing, residents may have many options for cleaner, more efficient transportation.
TransMilenio trumps tranvia on Séptima and Avenida 68
The controversial TransMilenio on Séptima has failed to gain popular support, while the TransMilenio on Avenida 68 has the green light.
Transport Bogotá: Construction to start on Bogotá’s metro
Are the brakes finally off for the Bogotá’s metro construction? The constructors say they will break ground in April.
Why Colombian protests neither represent a second Chile nor are part...
Although Chilean and Colombian unrests have things in common, a comparison of both country’s protest movements is completely unfounded.