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Colombia's Ministry of Foreign Affairs says international insurance necessary for V visas to avoid burdening the health system.

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In a new series focusing on craft beer in Bogotá, we look at the latest addition to the 45, Madriguera

With more than a dozen people left dead this week in Bogotá during protests against the police killing of Javier Ordóñez, the city is in mourning.

Colombia's nationwide protests continue as one demonstrator in Medellín reports being kicked by riot police.

Protests and violence spread from Bogotá to other Colombian cities as the Colombian government admits fault and suspends police officers.

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Bogotá boiled over dramatically this week, but where does the blame lie?

Incinerated buses are towed away, over 50 CAIs have been damaged and police ready themselves for more protests.

In tonight’s episode of Bogotá Nights, Brendan and Oli discuss what they like about living in Colombia, as well as their take on the events of the last few days.

Seven die overnight as protest over police brutality spread across the capital.

Videos of police brutality showing Javier Ordóñez being taser-ed by the police have sparked protests throughout the city.

Coronavirus is still dominating the news, but sports are back on as well around the globe, including the Tour de France. And it is a feast for the Colombian cycling fans as the Colombians are looking good. What can we take away from the first 11 days of the Tour?

Everton signs Colombian golden boy James Rodríguez after agreeing a €25 million fee with Real Madrid.

Restaurants and cafés are now allowed to open from Thursday to Sunday. Here are some pictures of a newly re-opened Chapinero.

Listen in at 9 pm tonight for the second episode of Bogotá Nights, a live English-language radio show from The Bogotá Post.