The Bogotá Post

Toquerolazo de Queda: Local musicians add a new note to the protests.

Dilan Cruz, who was shot by ESMAD on Saturday, has died in hospital.

Representatives of the National Strike Committee say strikes will continue and ask president Duque to listen to the demands of the country.

In an effort to stem the tide of protest, President Duque has laid out plans for four months of national conversations.

As the protests in Bogotá enter a fourth day of high tensions, we’ve heard a lot of stories from around the city.

A young protestor was struck by a grenade on Saturday night, leaving him fighting for his life

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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.

Rain, tear gas and violence fail to break the spirits of N21 protestors. A first person account of the protests.

The best photos from the National Strike in the capital.

Mayor Enrique Peñalosa spoke to the press following Thursday's events in Bogotá and blames individual acts of aggression on the heat of...

Out and about in last night’s cacerolazos as spontaneous demonstrations break out across the country.

Colombia saw hundreds of thousands (possibly even millions) of people joining the national strike.

Tensions have been rising in the run up to Colombia’s national strike which will take place tomorrow, November 21.

Perceived public insecurity in Colombia results in reduced smartphone use and more physical presence.

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