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As coronavirus continues to grow in the capital, mayor Claudia López has announced stricter rules as of Monday.

Elm Creek Park Reserve. Photo: Wikicommons Minneapolis is the quintessence of the gleaming modern American city. One...

Photo: H Shaw on Unsplash Having the entire medical staff to wear scrubs is a strategic way to...

Series of Facebook Live conversations offer a chance to understand the work involved in historical memory.

A worldwide pandemic during the first half of the fiscal year was not anticipated. As Colombia closes its borders, implements new temporary trade and travel policies, the future of global business is unsure.

Photo: Michelle Henderson, Unsplash The U.S. economy has experienced several setbacks, such as the financial crisis of 2007-08...

If you're missing this year's Pride celebrations, why not join in tonight's virtual drag show?

Each passing day of mandated quarantine is another without income for scores of informal workers and their...

In Colombia, coronavirus conspiracy theories are growing online. Is there an antidote?

Justice for George Floyd, Justice for Anderson Arboleda: Black Lives Matter in Colombia

Within the last decade Australia and New Zealand, two of the largest countries that make up the...

The organizations Akasha, OPIAC, Cacao Laboratory, Metta U, Gospel, Black Vitriol and Sheik n’ Beik are partnering...

Smoking Molly, Carlos Reyes and La Pole Artesanal want to help keep the city's music scene afloat with tonight's livestream.

There’s a clear discrepancy between what is officially allowed and what is actually happening in Bogotá at the moment.

Countries around the world are grappling with the technological and privacy issues generated by coronavirus tracking applications – and Colombia's CoronApp is unlikely to win any prizes.

Based on the studies of the American Heart Association, approximately every 40 seconds, an American is likely...