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Colombia’s Supreme Court has put Álvaro Uribe Vélez under house arrest while it decides whether he should stand trial for bribery and witness tampering.

Survey respondents are cautiously optimistic about the region’s ability to bounce back.

President Duque announces that Colombia's mandatory isolation will continue for another month, with targeted measures depending on the levels of COVID-19 infection.

Cone, but not forgotten: the strange case of Séptima’s invisible cycle lane.

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As Chapinero joins seven other sectors in exiting two weeks of strict quarantine, we evaluate the effects of the increased lockdown.

As the number of coronavirus cases in Bogotá climbs towards its peak, more and more people are interested in getting tested. We find out how it works.

Although it’s just over half way through, 2020 has been far from a normal working year. As...

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As coronavirus continues to grow in the capital, mayor Claudia López has announced stricter rules as of Monday.

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