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EU leaders drop out of key Colombia summit days before start

Among the leaders announcing their absence were French President Emmanuel Macron, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz, and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen. 

Making it legal in Putumayo

Bogotá hosts international human rights congress amid surging Latin American crime

US slaps financial sanctions on Colombia’s Petro over drug dispute

Colombia appeals court overturns Uribe’s bribery, procedural fraud conviction 

News

EU leaders drop out of key Colombia summit days before start

Among the leaders announcing their absence were French President Emmanuel Macron, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz, and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen. 

Making it legal in Putumayo

At the Boutu Reserve a campesino family has created a natural haven in a conflict corner of Colombia.  

Bogotá hosts international human rights congress amid surging Latin American crime

This week, more than 400 rights defenders from over 100 countries are meeting in Bogotá for the International Federation for Human Rights’ (FIDH) 42nd Congress.

Bogotá nominated for ‘Clean Air’ award

Take a deep breath - Bogotá is a finalist in the prestigious Earthshot Prize in the “Clean Our Air” category for cities battling pollution, with the Andean capital cutting pollution by 24% since 2018 even as the city has expanded.

Trump suspends US aid to Colombia

US president calls his Colombian counterpart an “illegal drug dealer” in incendiary Truth Social post, even as as report emerges of the US navy killing a Santa Marta fisherman.

Protesters attack Bogotá US embassy with bows and arrows

The Colombian capital saw extraordinary scenes of chaos last Friday afternoon as masked protesters linked to the Peoples’ Congress movement sent arrows flying at riot police stationed to protect the US Embassy close to Avenida 26, one of Bogotá’s main thoroughfares.

Entertainment

Festival Cordillera 2025: Latin Power hits Bogotá

Bogotá is gearing up for Festival Cordillera 2025, kicking off in the capital next weekend. The event is on both Saturday and Sunday in Parque Simón Bolívar in the heart of the...

Crossing the Cordillera to Bogotá once more

Why Doesn’t Every Body Matter?

Medellin Innovation Transformation

Medellín named third best city for food in the world

2025 in Colombia: A year for surprises?

Festival Estéreo Picnic 2025: The Lineup

ARTBO 2024: Celebrating two decades at the forefront of Latin American art

Sport

Honours even at Campín between Santa Fe and Medellín

The Lion roars while El Tigre explodes

2025 in Colombia: A year for surprises?

American actors Ryan Reynolds, Rob McElhenney add Bogotá team to soccer portfolio

Thousands of cyclists ride through Bogotá in capital’s inaugural Gran Fondo de Ciclismo

Ángel Barajas, first Colombian to become a finalist in the Olympics’ Horizontal Bars: Profile

Roo, Koala and AFL ball mate for Aussie Rules yeah. Strewth, it's a lotta cliches

AFL Colombia goes to the Transatlantic Cup in Toronto

Colombia Living

“No Copper”messages aim to stop cable theft

Telecom giant paints the pavements as part of a campaign to prevent theft of cables and keep comms networks intact.

Bogotá’s ‘Regiotram’ is back on track

Work starts on long-awaited light rail set to connect commuter towns to Colombia’s capital.

Learning to drive in Bogotá

Foreigners living in Colombia's capital are learning to drive there, say schools, despite the fearsome traffic. Why? In Bogotá it's cheaper.

Travel

Bogotá’s ‘Regiotram’ is back on track

Embracing a year abroad: Mastering life in a foreign country

Plan Tortuga at Migración Colombia: Will it cancel your Christmas?

Festival Petronio Álvarez: Everything you need to know

Ashim d'Silva on unsplash Viva plane grounded

What Viva Air’s suspension of flights means for passengers

Don’t have a lot of money to travel in December? Go to Boyacá!

In a first of its kind, Corona Island is introduced off the coast of Colombia to further sustainable travel

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