The Bogotá Post

Struggling to tell what’s true and what’s not in the protests? We break down some of the fake news.

This June 8th leaders and Heads of State will meet virtually to discuss fostering a shared humanity...

It's been one month since protests in Colombia kicked off as people took to the street to express their frustration with the status quo.

Bogota reopening: COVID restrictions will be lifted in less than two weeks as authorities try to respond to people’s needs.

Chemicals needed to purify the city’s water are not making it through the blockades, and the capital faces the possibility of running out of drinking water.

Cali has become the epicentre of Colombia’s protests. With an already heavy presence of armed gangs and high rates of both unemployment and poverty, it was a tinderbox.

Hospital confirms brain death of Lucas Villa, the protestor who was seen shaking hands with riot police on the day he was shot.

Colombia protests live. As the demonstrations reach their ninth day, we follow the demonstrations as they unfold.

Simmering social and economic tensions have led to violent clashes. What now?

Another Colombia national strike. Day 8 of protests begins in a passionate and peaceful manner as crowds gather throughout the country.

The capital is not past its third peak, but the COVID rules have been relaxed.

The resignation of the finance minister and withdrawal of reforms has not stopped nationwide demonstrations.

As darkness falls, protests in Bogotá continue. Here’s what happened today.

As the country gears up for protests, what can we expect? We’ve done our best to answer any questions you might have

Bogotá has introduced new stricter coronavirus measures -- schools and universities will be shut again and we all need to be home by 8pm.

The term reciclador literally translates to a recycler and can be broadly defined as a person who recovers reusable and recyclable materials...