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There are over 50,000 cases of Scopolamine poisoning reported every year. Nicknamed devil’s breath, it is said to turn people into zombies. But what is the truth about this drug?

Many thought that the 2017 court ruling drew a line under the Colmenares controversy. But now a Netflix crime drama has reopened the case.

July 20 is Colombia's independence day so we look at five people of great importance for the modern day Colombia we all know and love.

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

If you don’t know your Noche de las velitas from your Nochebuena, now’s the time to get to grips with Colombian festivities.

Thousands of families without homes or water as category five hurricane devastates Colombia’s Caribbean coast.

Deforestation in the Amazon has reached a critical point – if action is not taken now, the eco-systems will not recover.

As the election looms closer, there are already a number of pre-candidates – with their respective alliances – that have started to pick up steam and pull away from the group. However, with almost seven months still to go, the field of presidential candidates is still wide open.

Aainjaa, an innovative Bogotá dance and drumming movement, brings batucada to Colombia and beyond. We talk to founder Homero Cortés.

Coronavirus has hit the economy of Colombia hard, but just how bad are the long-term prospects? We take a look at what could happen post-virus.