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Higher education funding per student has decreased dramatically in the past decade and the deficit won’t be easy to bridge.

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.

The controversial TransMilenio on Séptima has failed to gain popular support, while the TransMilenio on Avenida 68 has the green light.

Are the brakes finally off for the Bogotá’s metro construction? The constructors say they will break ground in April.

Although Chilean and Colombian unrests have things in common, a comparison of both country’s protest movements is completely unfounded.

There were 34 assassinations of social leaders in January alone. We look at the numbers and ask why there is still no peace for Colombia’s human rights defenders.

A largely peaceful national strike saw sporadic outbursts of violence. Marchers complain the government has been irresponsive to their demands and say protests will continue.

This article was originally published on Latin America Reports Four days before the death...

As the year draws to a close, we look back at the most important numbers of 2019.

As the Cacerolazo Latinoamericano calls for equality and human rights in the region, one of the Chilean activists who joined in jokes that Colombians ‘have more rhythm.’