The Bogotá Post

Stumbling upon a musical performance is not uncommon in Colombia's second-largest city, Medellín. But hearing Puccini’s La bohème in the tranquil corners...

If you live in Granizal -- an isolated neighborhood on the northern outskirts of Medellín -- contracting an infection, suffering from a...

A virtual tour lets you travel the world without worrying about Covid tests or quarantines. We speak to a Bogotá guide about how it works.

Nick Kipley is a writer living in Colombia. This is his account of Colombian Independence Day protests in the southwestern city of Popayán.

Independence day protests in Colombia unfolded peacefully for the most part as thousands took part in marches and other events.

This independence day, we consider attitudes towards the Colombian flag and the way that it's flown by police, protestors, and presidents.

Bogotá's Migración offices will be familiar to many foreigners in Colombia. Here's a snapshot of one October morning.

Ken Loach’s latest film, Sorry We Missed You, is currently available in Colombian cinemas. Find out if it's worth a watch.

Smoke signals are being sent from Colombia. As a country historically at war with itself for more years than not, Colombia seems...

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.

Publicize, a digital PR company for technology startups and enterprises that’s headquartered in Medellin, has announced that Jeffrey...

The Tour de France 2021 is about to start and after Giro d’Italia success with Egan Bernal earlier this year, cycling fans in Colombia can’t wait for a new grand tour.

Publicize, a digital PR company for technology startups and enterprises that’s headquartered in Medellin, has announced that Criz...

The government announces ambitious plans to ease out of the crisis. But it could get worse before it gets better.

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.

Colombia could be well-positioned to take advantage of changes in Mexican outsourcing laws.