Dispatches: Migración offices
Bogotá's Migración offices will be familiar to many foreigners in Colombia. Here's a snapshot of one October morning.
A jab in the arm: Getting vaccinated in Bogotá
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.
How Colombian students are fighting sexual aggression on campus
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.
Keeping tabs on Colombia’s deadly protests
Struggling to tell what’s true and what’s not in the protests? We break down some of the fake news.
One month of protests in Colombia: What’s going on?
It's been one month since protests in Colombia kicked off as people took to the street to express their frustration with the status quo.
Violent protests in Colombia: Seven days of protests
Simmering social and economic tensions have led to violent clashes. What now?
Colombia’s tense wait for the COVID-19 vaccine
Will we get coronavirus jabs any time soon? Or just more hot air? A quick Q&A on the country’s plans to inoculate against COVID-19.
The bicycle messenger during coronavirus: “People are treating the rules much...
Although many are working from home, some people have been working throughout the emergency. We spoke to a bicycle messenger, a key worker on the frontlines of the COVID response.
Former coffee plantation becomes coronavirus refuge for international artists
After the founders of ArteSumapaz, an art centre just outside Bogotá invited anyone stranded to spend quarantine with them, 13 poets, painters, musicians and other creators spent lockdown together.
Key medical workers in the coronavirus crisis: The respiratory nurse
Many are working from home, others have no work to go to. Some people, though, are key workers for society in the COVID-19 crisis and have to continue turning up in person.