In photos: The aftermath of Bogotá’s protests
Incinerated buses are towed away, over 50 CAIs have been damaged and police ready themselves for more protests.
Bogotá Nights: Last night’s riots, and why Colombia?
In tonight’s episode of Bogotá Nights, Brendan and Oli discuss what they like about living in Colombia, as well as their take on the events of the last few days.
Violent protests in Bogotá leave 7 confirmed dead
Seven die overnight as protest over police brutality spread across the capital.
Bogotá burns as protests erupt against police brutality
Videos of police brutality showing Javier Ordóñez being taser-ed by the police have sparked protests throughout the city.
4 things to take away from the first week of the...
Coronavirus is still dominating the news, but sports are back on as well around the globe, including the Tour de France. And it is a feast for the Colombian cycling fans as the Colombians are looking good. What can we take away from the first 11 days of the Tour?
James Rodríguez joins Everton
Everton signs Colombian golden boy James Rodríguez after agreeing a €25 million fee with Real Madrid.
Bogotá reopening: What to expect if you’re going out for coffee
Restaurants and cafés are now allowed to open from Thursday to Sunday. Here are some pictures of a newly re-opened Chapinero.
The Bogotá Post launches Bogotá Nights, a radio show with Fenalprensa
Listen in at 9 pm tonight for the second episode of Bogotá Nights, a live English-language radio show from The Bogotá Post.
Colombian Ministers, Captains of Industry to discuss COVID-19 at Horasis Extraordinary...
This October 1st politicians and business leaders will meet virtually at Horasis Extraordinary Meeting to devise solutions...
Optimism, resilience, and worry: Bogotá’s businesses speak about their new reality
COVID-19 has taken its toll on the city we know and love. But will the 'New Reality' bring enough change for Bogotá's businesses?
Colombian football to return on September 8
Six months after the last official match was played in Colombia, football returns with Junior de Barranquilla vs América de Cali for the Superliga.
Civilians ‘bear brunt of violence’ as wave of massacres sweeps across...
Organisations warn that unless Colombia takes its obligations to former fighters more seriously we will see more killings.
5 things we’re looking forward to now Bogota’s strict lockdown is...
The rules have changed, meaning that a lot of things are going to be possible for the first time in a long while.
End of Bogotá quarantine: 5 things that can jog on
With our Brave New Reality now firmly in place, let’s all wave goodbye to this list of irritations…hopefully!
Bogotá quarantine: It wasn’t all bad, was it?
The lockdown in Bogotá was tedious and lengthy, but there were silver linings among the clouds. Our columnist looks at five things we should hold on to in the brave new reality.
Colombia’s quarantine finally comes to an end
Colombian authorities have announced what amounts to a shift change in coronavirus measures. Come September, restaurants can open (with restrictions), intercity transport will be allowed and we’ll even see domestic flights.
