In numbers: 8 days of the Colombian protests
The country has seen over a week of mass protests. We wrap up the national strike so far with some interesting numbers.
Women in journalism make their voices heard
Conversatorio Mujeres Poderosas brings powerhouse women in journalism head-to-head
Bogotá curfew: What happened on Friday night?
Bogotá Curfew: Friday 22 November saw a whirlwind of news hit Bogotá, both true and false, we try to give some context to what happened.
In focus: Cauca
Colombia has seen another spate of violence in Cauca with two massacres in a week. What has been happening?
News in Brief – November
Fishing resolution, UN-voting on Cuba embargo & Shakira - News from November in brief.
The Bogota Post presents its 2019 European Innovation Leaders in Colombia
As Colombia establishes its position as a global business leader, more innovators from around the globe are...
The dark side of Santa Marta
Armed gangs lurk in the shadows of Santa Marta, burning a farm for tourists to the ground in this tourist haven on the Colombian coast.
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.
Humberto De La Calle: An unlikely rebel
Long-term politician and chief negotiator with the FARC Humberto de la Calle talks to us about peace, equality and nadaismo.
Migration: ‘Without us, the world would not turn’
The stories of caregivers who migrate to earn money to send home – leaving a care deficit in their own countries.