Latin America rises up in unison
As the Cacerolazo Latinoamericano calls for equality and human rights in the region, one of the Chilean activists who joined in jokes that Colombians ‘have more rhythm.’
Colombian protests and small businesses
The small business community is feeling the effects of the protests, but many still support the movement.
Duque’s grand debates: The environment
We dip into the national conversation with a look at what was talked about in yesterday’s environmental discussion.
In numbers: 8 days of the Colombian protests
The country has seen over a week of mass protests. We wrap up the national strike so far with some interesting numbers.
Women in journalism make their voices heard
Conversatorio Mujeres Poderosas brings powerhouse women in journalism head-to-head
Film review: Knives Out
Knives Out gathers a cast of familiar faces including Chris Evans and Daniel Craig (Captain America and James Bond, respectively), as well as Jamie Lee Curtis, Michael Shannon and newcomers Katherine Langford and Jaden Martell.
A journey around the world with the history of the cacerolazo
How this peaceful protest method originated and how bogotanos are making it their own.
Toquerolazo: Music for the people
Toquerolazo de Queda: Local musicians add a new note to the protests.
Dilan Cruz, face of a generation
Dilan Cruz, who was shot by ESMAD on Saturday, has died in hospital.
Colombia’s strike leaders tell the government to listen
Representatives of the National Strike Committee say strikes will continue and ask president Duque to listen to the demands of the country.
Duque proposes Gran Conversación Nacional
In an effort to stem the tide of protest, President Duque has laid out plans for four months of national conversations.
Bogotá protests: How was it for you?
As the protests in Bogotá enter a fourth day of high tensions, we’ve heard a lot of stories from around the city.
ESMAD shooting leaves student in critical condition
A young protestor was struck by a grenade on Saturday night, leaving him fighting for his life
Americans working in Mexico: are they enjoying it?
Mexico is the 14th largest economy on the planet and is the second largest economy in Latin America. Mexico is one of...
Bogotá curfew: What happened on Friday night?
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.
Sin violencia?
Rain, tear gas and violence fail to break the spirits of N21 protestors. A first person account of the protests.
