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FESTIVAL ESTÉREO PICNIC 2023: QUIEN PUTAS ES HIGUITA EN CHANCLAS?
CLEAR YOUR CALENDARS: ESTEREO PICNIC IS BACK
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HEALTH REFORM: KILL OR CURE?
“OUR RESISTANCE IS EDUCATION”: THE SOCIAL OBSTACLES TO ABORTION ACCESS IN
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Poppy Askham - March 8, 2023
FESTIVAL ESTÉREO PICNIC 2023: QUIEN PUTAS ES HIGUITA EN CHANCLAS?
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RIVER BOATS, CARACAS CONNECTIONS AND FLYING HIPPOS: THE BOGOTÁ BUZZ IS BACK!
bogotapost - March 9, 2023
Our regular round-up of Colombia news that caught the world’s eye. Pablo’s
hippos: wild ones...
WOMEN’S DAY IN BOGOTÁ 2023: WHAT HAPPENED?
Poppy Askham - March 9, 2023
Thousands of people took to the streets yesterday, sporting purple and green
pañuelos to mark International Women’s Day in Bogotá.
“OUR RESISTANCE IS EDUCATION”: THE SOCIAL OBSTACLES TO ABORTION ACCESS IN
COLOMBIA
Poppy Askham - March 8, 2023
Educator and activist Mariana Sanz de Santamaría is determined to break down
social stigma through reproductive rights education and increase abortion
access...
GOING LOCAL: 15 MINUTE CITIES – IS BOGOTÁ ONE?
bogotapost - March 6, 2023
The ‘everything local’ urban concept of 15 minute cities – coined by a Colombian
living in Paris - is now under attack...
NEW MEASURES ANNOUNCED IN BOGOTÁ AS AIR POLLUTION LEVELS FAIL TO IMPROVE
Tom Driver - March 2, 2023
Bogotá, Colombia has declared a Phase 1 environmental alert for the second time
in three weeks.
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FESTIVAL ESTÉREO PICNIC 2023: QUIEN PUTAS ES HIGUITA EN CHANCLAS?
Oli Pritchard - March 5, 2023
In the run-up to Festival Estéreo Picnic 2023, we’re interviewing the local
talent that are the heart and soul of the musical...
CLEAR YOUR CALENDARS: ESTEREO PICNIC IS BACK
Poppy Askham - February 22, 2023
Colombia’s hottest music event, Festival Estéreo Picnic, kicks off on March 23
with Billie Eilish, Drake and Chemical Brothers the headline acts.
STEP INTO THE EXTRAORDINARY WORLD OF SAKO ASKO THIS WEEKEND
February 17, 2023
DÍA SIN CARRO: SIN CARRO, WITHOUT CARES?
February 2, 2023
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February 1, 2023
FESTIVAL CENTRO KICKS OFF THE CAPITAL’S CULTURAL CALENDAR
January 27, 2023
TEMBICI – A CAUTIOUS THUMBS-UP FROM US
December 13, 2022
GET KNOTTED AT KNOTFEST
December 9, 2022
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RIVER BOATS, CARACAS CONNECTIONS AND FLYING HIPPOS: THE BOGOTÁ BUZZ IS...
bogotapost - March 9, 2023
Our regular round-up of Colombia news that caught the world’s eye. Pablo’s
hippos: wild ones...
WOMEN’S DAY IN BOGOTÁ 2023: WHAT HAPPENED?
Poppy Askham - March 9, 2023
Thousands of people took to the streets yesterday, sporting purple and green
pañuelos to mark International Women’s Day in Bogotá.
WHAT VIVA AIR’S SUSPENSION OF FLIGHTS MEANS FOR PASSENGERS
March 2, 2023
RECORD EMIGRATION: ARE THEY VOTING WITH THEIR FEET?
March 1, 2023
HEALTH REFORM: KILL OR CURE?
February 16, 2023
BACK TO THE STREETS: PETRO’S DEVELOPMENT PLAN PROMPTS MASS DEMONSTRATIONS
February 14, 2023
OLI’S BIG TOPIC: INCREASED PRESENCE IS NOTHING WITHOUT ACTION
February 10, 2023
DÍA SIN CARRO: SIN CARRO, WITHOUT CARES?
February 2, 2023
TRAVEL
WHAT VIVA AIR’S SUSPENSION OF FLIGHTS MEANS FOR PASSENGERS
Emma Newbery - March 2, 2023
Viva Air declared bankruptcy in mid-February and has since grounded flights.
Find out how you might be impacted.
DON’T HAVE A LOT OF MONEY TO TRAVEL IN DECEMBER? GO TO BOYACÁ!
Paula Saavedra Pinto - December 16, 2022
Keep costs down this winter by taking in the lights at the Aguinaldo Boyacense
in beautiful Boyacá, a short distance from Bogotá.
IN A FIRST OF ITS KIND, CORONA ISLAND IS INTRODUCED OFF THE COAST OF...
Fernando Nunez - August 31, 2022
Corona, one of the largest beverage companies in the world, announced this month
the launch of its...
PETRO VS. RODOLFO: TOURISM
Oli Pritchard - June 16, 2022
Colombian tourism was on a roll before the pandemic, but has stuttered more
recently. Here’s what Petro and Rodolfo have to say on getting it going again.
SPORT
PETRO VS. RODOLFO: A SPORTING CHANCE? HOW COLOMBIA’S PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES
COMPARE ON SPORTS AND CULTURE
Oli Pritchard - June 13, 2022
REMEMBERING THE CAPTAIN OF COLOMBIA’S GOLDEN FOOTBALL GENERATION: FREDDY RINCÓN
Freek Huigen - April 14, 2022
Freddy Rincón, one of Colombia’s best footballers in history has passed away
after being injured in a car crash
VENEZUELA VS COLOMBIA, LAST CHANCE FOR WORLD CUP QATAR
Freek Huigen - March 28, 2022
It’s the final round of the South-American World Cup qualifiers, and Colombia
still have a chance to qualify for Qatar, but it is slight and los Cafeteros
depend on results from other matches
COLOMBIA VS BOLIVIA: HOME SIDE NEED A VICTORY TO KEEP QATAR DREAM ALIVE
Freek Huigen - March 23, 2022
After a run of seven World Cup qualifiers in a row without scoring a goal,
Colombia’s chances to qualify for the World Cup in Qatar are hanging by a
thread. Can Colombia stay in the battle for Qatar?
COLOMBIA VS PARAGUAY, CAN COLOMBIA TAKE ANOTHER STEP TOWARDS THE WORLD CUP IN
QATAR?
Freek Huigen - November 15, 2021
After four matches without scoring a goal, Colombia will receive Paraguay in
Barranquilla on Tuesday. Can Colombia get on the winning path again?
ENVIRONMENT
PETRO VS. RODOLFO: A GREEN REVOLUTION?
Oli Pritchard - June 17, 2022
Both Petro and Rodolfo want to build a greener Colombia. Find out how they
promise to help the environment without hurting the economy.
COLOMBIA’S IMPACT INVESTING ECOSYSTEM COULD “TEACH THE REST OF THE WORLD”:...
Natasha Pentin - April 19, 2022
The Bogotá Post sat down with Jacqueline Novogratz, an impact investing pioneer,
to discuss Colombia's impact investing ecosystem.
BUSINESS
THE BOGOTA POST’S 2023 TOP 15 PLACES TO WORK IN COLOMBIA
Miguel Guevara - March 1, 2023
With one of the strongest regional economies and a huge labor force of over 22
million people,...
THE BOGOTÁ POST PRESENTS ITS 2022 INNOVATION LEADERS IN COLOMBIA
Daniel Mora Matiz - October 20, 2022
The Bogotá Post takes a look at the top Latin American innovators operating in
Colombia.
ENGLISH LANGUAGE
A PROPOSITION OF PREPOSITIONS
Oli Pritchard - June 15, 2015
Spanish prepositions are quite easy and have some very basic rules. However,
this is not the case for English prepositions. As Oliver Pritchard explains,
they’re easy to get wrong, but not hard to get right. So practise, practise and
practise some more!
READING IN ENGLISH: A GUIDE FOR LEARNERS
Oli Pritchard - June 23, 2017
Reading is a significant part of the language and reading in English is
particularly useful, much more than speaking or listening, because of the
massive quantity of literature available. Oliver Pritchard’s guide to reading
will have you finding good texts and reading between the lines like a pro.
SPANISH LANGUAGE
SEPARATED BY A COMMON SPANISH LANGUAGE
Diana Mejía - May 22, 2017
There are so many regional differences when speaking the Spanish language that
at times even native speakers get confused. Diana Mejía explains how the
variations evolved and what to look out for.
SPANISH TONGUE TWISTERS: TRES TRISTES TIGRES
Diana Mejía - January 5, 2017
'Trabalenguas', as the name implies, will get your tongue stuck trying to figure
out their pronunciation. Tangle and torment your tongue with Diana Mejía’s
tongue twisters.
NGO FOCUS
MAKING A DIFFERENCE
bogotapost - November 26, 2015
We take a look at three very different community projects trying to make a
change for the better in Colombia Making big waves near Chocó...
HIDROITUANGO DAM FLOODING FORCES THOUSANDS TO EVACUATE
Sophie Foggin - May 17, 2018
"Please immediately withdraw from the Cauca riverbed and its shores. In the
following minutes the water flow will increase, downstream of the dam. People...
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INTERN COLOMBIA: INTERNING INTERNATIONALLY
bogotapost - October 3, 2017
Companies and candidates are discovering that international intern programmes
offer more than just job opportunities – these are cultural exchanges that
contribute to changing perceptions and deepening perspectives.
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RIVER BOATS, CARACAS CONNECTIONS AND FLYING HIPPOS: THE BOGOTÁ BUZZ IS BACK!
bogotapost - March 9, 2023
GOING LOCAL: 15 MINUTE CITIES – IS BOGOTÁ ONE?
bogotapost - March 6, 2023
THE BOGOTA POST’S 2023 TOP 15 PLACES TO WORK IN COLOMBIA
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WHAT VIVA AIR’S SUSPENSION OF FLIGHTS MEANS FOR PASSENGERS
Emma Newbery - March 2, 2023
Viva Air declared bankruptcy in mid-February and has since grounded flights.
Find out how you might be impacted.
RECORD EMIGRATION: ARE THEY VOTING WITH THEIR FEET?
Steve Hide - March 1, 2023
We look at the rising phenomena of Colombians heading overseas
CLEAR YOUR CALENDARS: ESTEREO PICNIC IS BACK
Poppy Askham - February 22, 2023
Colombia’s hottest music event, Festival Estéreo Picnic, kicks off on March 23
with Billie Eilish, Drake and Chemical Brothers the headline acts.
STEP INTO THE EXTRAORDINARY WORLD OF SAKO ASKO THIS WEEKEND
Oli Pritchard - February 17, 2023
Teusaquillo plays host to SakoAskoFest this weekend in a short-lived pop-up
exhibition. We went to the launch to see why there’s so much buzz around this
young Colombian artist.
HEALTH REFORM: KILL OR CURE?
Steve Hide - February 16, 2023
The Petro government has finally presented plans to reform Colombia's health
system. Congress will now debate radical proposals which could up-end decades of
private-public partnership. Are the proposed reforms set to improve the
Colombian health system?
BACK TO THE STREETS: PETRO’S DEVELOPMENT PLAN PROMPTS MASS DEMONSTRATIONS
Poppy Askham - February 14, 2023
Both fans and critics of Petro’s programme of far-reaching reforms have
organised mass mobilisations this week following the presentation of the
programme
OLI’S BIG TOPIC: INCREASED PRESENCE IS NOTHING WITHOUT ACTION
Oli Pritchard - February 10, 2023
Our columnist says it's one thing to put more police on the streets, but quite
another to change the culture and get them to enforce the law. Find out why he
sees it as a question of respect.
GOING UNDERGROUND? PETRO THREATENS TO DERAIL BOGOTÁ METRO PLANS
Poppy Askham - February 9, 2023
Work is already underway on Bogotá's first metro line, but the project has
become the subject of a row between President Petro and the capital's mayor.
DÍA SIN CARRO: SIN CARRO, WITHOUT CARES?
Oli Pritchard - February 2, 2023
Bogotá's Día sin Carro always generates its share of positive and negative
comments. Find out what's driving the car-free day.
HIP-HOP FOR THE NATION: MUSEO NACIONAL PAYS HOMAGE TO THE RHYTHMS...
Poppy Askham - February 1, 2023
Bogotá’s national museum offers the chance to clue up on all things hip-hop
colombiano or simply indulge in some 90s nostalgia ahead of this year’s 25th
anniversary of Hip-Hop al Parque.
A NEW YEAR’S RESOLUTION: ACTUALLY POLICE THE STREETS?
Oli Pritchard - January 30, 2023
Noticed anything different on the mean streets of Bogotá recently?
FESTIVAL CENTRO KICKS OFF THE CAPITAL’S CULTURAL CALENDAR
Poppy Askham - January 27, 2023
Bogotá's Festival Centro is back with a mix of free live music performances and
events to brighten your January.
VALENTINA TRESPALACIOS MURDER SUSPECT ARRESTED IN PANAMA. HE SAYS CARTELS ARE...
Emma Newbery - January 25, 2023
The brutal murder of Valentina Trespalacios, a popular young DJ, has shocked
Colombia, a suspect has been arrested
NEW COLOMBIAN VISAS FOR THE NEW YEAR
Oli Pritchard - January 18, 2023
Make sure you understand the new rules, even if you’re a long term resident.
Visa process in Colombia...
WAYUU MOCHILAS: BAGS FOR LIFE IN LA GUAJIRA
Katherine Gray - January 11, 2023
We spoke to Juan Carlos Buitrago, head of ABACO, about their work to help the
Wayúu make money from traditional crafts such as mochilas.
DON’T HAVE A LOT OF MONEY TO TRAVEL IN DECEMBER? GO...
Paula Saavedra Pinto - December 16, 2022
Keep costs down this winter by taking in the lights at the Aguinaldo Boyacense
in beautiful Boyacá, a short distance from Bogotá.
TEMBICI – A CAUTIOUS THUMBS-UP FROM US
Oli Pritchard - December 13, 2022
You don't need to own a bike to explore the Bogotá on two wheels. Here's
everything you need to know about the city's Tembici scheme.
GET KNOTTED AT KNOTFEST
Oli Pritchard - December 9, 2022
Bogotá is ready to rock again as Knotfest comes to the capital. Don't miss your
chance to hear Judas Priest and Pantera in Colombia.
COLOMBIA’S GRAY ECONOMY: WHY IS PREVAILING POVERTY AFFECTING WOMEN MORE THAN...
Emily Senkosky - December 5, 2022
Image Credit: Colorchain The UN recently made significant steps through a set of
initiatives to reduce the extreme...
ARTBO 2022: EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT THE FAIR
Emma Newbery - October 28, 2022
If you haven’t yet got your ArtBo trip planned out, check out our guide to this
year’s art fair in the capital.
THE ALMIGHTY DOLLAR AND THE COLOMBIAN PESO
Mathew Di Salvo - October 27, 2022
The symbolic rate of 5,000 pesos to the USD is within touching distance. But
what does all of this mean for the country?
BANKSY COMES TO BOGOTÁ
Phil Stoneman - October 15, 2022
Get a taste of the Banksy: Genius or Vandal exhibition in Bogotá, featuring over
100 works from the internationally-renowned street artist.
FUELING THE STARTUP ECOSYSTEM: THE STAGES OF VC EVOLUTION IN COLOMBIA
Emily Senkosky - October 12, 2022
Image Credit: Flavia Carpio, unsplash.com Latin America (LATAM) is currently at
a pivotal point for Venture Capital (VC)....
ANOTHER MIXTAPE FOR FESTIVAL CORDILLERA 2022
Oli Pritchard - September 24, 2022
We’ve made you another mixtape featuring artists from Sunday's Festival
Cordillera in Parque Simón Bolívar. Who tickles your fancy?
YOUR MIXTAPE FOR FESTIVAL CORDILLERA 2022: SATURDAY
Oli Pritchard - September 23, 2022
Check out our Festival Cordillera Saturday playlist, featuring artists from this
weekend’s superstar lineup at this Latin music festival.
MOVING MOUNTAINS: FESTIVAL CORDILLERA 2022 HITS BOGOTÁ
Oli Pritchard - September 20, 2022
Days before the Festival Cordillera 2022 starts in Bogotá, find out which bands
will be on stage and how to make the most of the festival.
IN A FIRST OF ITS KIND, CORONA ISLAND IS INTRODUCED OFF...
Fernando Nunez - August 31, 2022
Corona, one of the largest beverage companies in the world, announced this month
the launch of its...
PETRO PRESIDENCY: SO, WHAT HAPPENS NOW?
Oli Pritchard - August 10, 2022
Now that Gustavo Petro has finally taken his seat in the Casa de Nariño, we
officially enter a new period. For the first time, a leftist leader has the
reins of power, and a country waits with bated breath to see what will happen.
ADRIANA SANTACRUZ: AN URBAN ZEN LOOMS IN BOGOTÁ
Jim Cook - August 9, 2022
We speak to Adriana Santacruz, one of the first designers to integrate
indigenous traditions into her fashion designs.
COLOMBIA ELECTION RESULTS: GUSTAVO PETRO ELECTED AS COLOMBIA’S NEXT PRESIDENT
bogotapost - June 19, 2022
Colombia has elected Gustavo Petro as its new president – making him the first
ever leftist president of Colombia. Find out how the votes unfolded and what to
expect now.
PETRO VS. RODOLFO: A GREEN REVOLUTION?
Oli Pritchard - June 17, 2022
Both Petro and Rodolfo want to build a greener Colombia. Find out how they
promise to help the environment without hurting the economy.
BOGOTÁ’S YOUNG AND RAPIDLY GROWING TECH ECOSYSTEM IS LOOKING FOR ADVICE
Nick Kipley - June 16, 2022
It’s no secret that Bogotá was poised to become a tech capital in Latin America
sooner or...
THE 1000 +1 EXHIBITION EXPLORES A UNIVERSE OF LOVE AND DIVINITY
Jim Cook - June 16, 2022
Rafael Barón Herazo’s show entitled 1000 +1 can be found on the second floor of
Otros 360 Gallery. We speak to the artist to find out more.
PETRO VS. RODOLFO: TOURISM
Oli Pritchard - June 16, 2022
Colombian tourism was on a roll before the pandemic, but has stuttered more
recently. Here’s what Petro and Rodolfo have to say on getting it going again.
PETRO VS. RODOLFO: SECURITY
Oli Pritchard - June 15, 2022
Security is perhaps only behind the economy in voter’s minds. Find out what the
candidates have to say.
PETRO VS. RODOLFO: HEALTHY NATION, HEALTHY DEBATES. HOW COLOMBIA’S PRESIDENTIAL
CANDIDATES...
Oli Pritchard - June 12, 2022
How might healthcare in Colombia change under Petro or Rodolfo? Our latest
analysis of the candidates’ positions shows both men are promising big changes.
COLOMBIA ELECTIONS 2022: HERNÁNDEZ VS. PETRO ON TRANS RIGHTS
Luis Ángel Carvajal - June 11, 2022
As the Colombia election 2022 enters the final fortnight, we’ve been looking at
key issues. Today it’s Trans rights on the table in our analysis of Petro and
Rodolfo’s positions
COLOMBIAN PASS NOTES: GALLEON SAN JOSÉ
Steve Hide - June 10, 2022
The legendary treasure ship is back in the news, so here's a quick summary of
the saga of the Galleon San José so far.
PETRO VS. RODOLFO: HOW COLOMBIA’S PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES COMPARE ON EDUCATION.
Oli Pritchard - June 9, 2022
School is in for both Petro and Rodolfo in the Colombian presidential election.
Sit down in front of the whiteboard and see their education proposals!
HOW COLOMBIA’S PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES STACK UP ON ANIMAL RIGHTS: HERNÁNDEZ
VS....
Ángela Forero-Aponte - June 5, 2022
We’re looking at both candidates’ positions on certain issues in the run-up to
Colombia's presidential election. First up, animal rights.
COLOMBIA ELECTION 2022: LET THE SECOND ROUND BEGIN
Steve Hide - June 3, 2022
Leftist Gustavo Petro took the most votes in the first round, but the second
round is a different story of fish. We take a look at what's next.
BOGOTÁ FASHION WEEK 2022: THE ARTISANS RETURN
Valentina Verdecia Ustáriz - June 1, 2022
The runways opened again for Bogotá Fashion Week 2022. Find out about the
triumphant return the capital's top fashion event.
COLOMBIA ELECTION RESULTS 2022: PETRO AND RODOLFO GO THROUGH TO THE...
Oli Pritchard - May 29, 2022
Colombian presidential election results. Rodolfo Hernández will join Gustavo
Petro in the second round on June 19.
COLOMBIA ELECTIONS: MORE THAN A TWO-HORSE RACE
Emma Newbery - May 29, 2022
Colombians will vote today in the first round of the country's 2022 presidential
elections.
ELECTION CHEAT SHEETS: FEDERICO GUTIÉRREZ, AKA FICO
Oli Pritchard - May 25, 2022
Currently second in the polls, Federico Gutiérrez aka Fico's slogan is
‘President for the People.’ Find out what he actually proposes to do.
ELECTION CHEAT SHEETS: PETRO
Oli Pritchard - May 24, 2022
Confused about the upcoming election? We’re here to help you with a set of cheat
sheets on each candidate so you can follow the local news. Today, Gustavo Petro,
Colombia’s most divisive political figure since you-know-who.
ELECTION CHEAT SHEETS: SERGIO FAJARDO
Oli Pritchard - May 23, 2022
Sergio Fajardo is a familiar face in Colombian politics. But what’s he standing
for? Find out in our latest candidate cheat sheet.
YOUR GUIDE TO THE 2022 COLOMBIAN ELECTIONS
Emma Newbery - May 22, 2022
If you're wondering about the Colombian elections, look no further. From who's
standing to how voting works and when ley seca will start, we've got you
covered.
ÍNGRID BETANCOURT PULLS OUT OF COLOMBIAN PRESIDENTIAL RACE
Emma Newbery - May 21, 2022
Íngrid Betancourt announced on social media that she would no longer stand in
the presidential elections and instead will support Rodolfo Hernández.
ELECTION CHEAT SHEETS: RODOLFO HERNÁNDEZ
Oli Pritchard - May 21, 2022
We’ve read the manifestos of all the presidential candidates so you don’t have
to. Rodolfo’s pushing his anti-corruption credentials, but what other issues is
he standing on?
COLOMBIA PASS NOTES: THE CORRIENTAZO
Steve Hide - May 20, 2022
The corrientazo is a cheap lunch found in basic restaurants all over Colombia.
They are particularly common in Bogotá. Find out about the origins of
corrientazos and how to find a good one.
DISPATCHES: VISIT PALOQUEMAO AND LOSE YOURSELF IN THE CITY’S BUSTLING MARKET
Ethan Jacobs - May 18, 2022
Our column that gives a snapshot of Bogotá life takes in the joys of the
Paloquemao market.
INDIGENOUS GROUPS IN PARQUE NACIONAL: OUR DIRTY WASHING HUNG IN PUBLIC
Oli Pritchard - May 6, 2022
The indigenous groups in the Parque Nacional may be causing a mess, but how much
damage do we ourselves cause?
FILBO 2022: NARRATIVE JOURNALISM AND THE POWER OF STORIES
Ángela Forero-Aponte - April 30, 2022
Ever wondered how a story can change society? These three writers and
journalists have built real change through their storytelling.
FILBO IS BACK! HERE’S WHAT FILBO 2022 HAS IN STORE FOR...
Emma Newbery - April 21, 2022
Until May 2, the Feria del Libro will be back – in person – and there’s plenty
to see and do. Here’s a run down of what to expect at this year’s event.
REMEMBERING THE CAPTAIN OF COLOMBIA’S GOLDEN FOOTBALL GENERATION: FREDDY RINCÓN
Freek Huigen - April 14, 2022
Freddy Rincón, one of Colombia’s best footballers in history has passed away
after being injured in a car crash
MARIA LUISA ORTIZ: ‘WHEN WE SIT DOWN AT A SEWING MACHINE,...
Emily Hart - April 12, 2022
Uniting Colombia’s divided parts through fabrics, fashion, and ancestral
craftsmanship
THE STROKES, FATBOY SLIM AND LP: HOW THIS YEAR’S ESTÉREO PICNIC...
Oli Pritchard - April 1, 2022
Live music is starting to roll in postpandemic Bogotá, and last weekend saw
another huge step forward in the shape of Festival Estéreo Picnic 2022. We were
in the middle of the action all over the three days – here’s what happened!
RELEASE THE TIGER: CREATING COLOMBIA’S CARNIVAL MASKS
Emily Hart - March 30, 2022
Nine siblings are hard at work, carving and painting the wooden masks which
characterise the festival – elaborate animal heads in many stages of life and
colour.
VENEZUELA VS COLOMBIA, LAST CHANCE FOR WORLD CUP QATAR
Freek Huigen - March 28, 2022
It’s the final round of the South-American World Cup qualifiers, and Colombia
still have a chance to qualify for Qatar, but it is slight and los Cafeteros
depend on results from other matches
TRAGEDY STRIKES FIRST DAY ESTÉREO PICNIC WITH NEWS OF TAYLOR HAWKINS’...
Oli Pritchard - March 26, 2022
The first day of Festival Estéreo Picnic 2022 was overshadowed by the news of
Taylor Hawkins' death, but it was a celebration of a beautiful life as well as a
commemoration of death
FESTIVAL ESTÉREO PICNIC 2022: PAVLO
Oli Pritchard - March 26, 2022
Fantastic, fabulous and fun, Pavlo opens Festival Estéreo Picnic 2022’s second
day.
THE FORCE OF THE FIESTA RETURNS: COLOMBIA’S BARRANQUILLA CARNIVAL
Emily Hart - March 25, 2022
For the first time in two years, one of the world’s biggest parties returns to
the streets of Colombia. Barranquilla Carnival is back with a vengeance after
the pandemic.
COLOMBIA VS BOLIVIA: HOME SIDE NEED A VICTORY TO KEEP QATAR...
Freek Huigen - March 23, 2022
After a run of seven World Cup qualifiers in a row without scoring a goal,
Colombia’s chances to qualify for the World Cup in Qatar are hanging by a
thread. Can Colombia stay in the battle for Qatar?
FESTIVAL ESTÉREO PICNIC 2022: THE DRUMS
Oli Pritchard - March 23, 2022
Before jetting off to play at Festival Estéreo Picnic 2022, Jonny Pierce from
Brooklyn’s iconic band The Drums spoke to us from NYC.
FESTIVAL ESTÉREO PICNIC 2022: PIEL CAMALEÓN
Oli Pritchard - March 22, 2022
For the latest of our features on Colombian bands at Festival Estéreo Picnic
2022, we have Piel Camaleón, a bright and breezy indie jangle-pop outfit.
WATER CUTS: A PROBLEM IN BOGOTÁ THAT REFLECTS A MUCH BIGGER...
Oli Pritchard - March 21, 2022
Water water, absolutely nowhere and definitely not a drop to drink. Oliver
Pritchard tries to get to the bottom of the great Chapinero drought.
FESTIVAL ESTÉREO PICNIC 2022: BABELGAM
Oli Pritchard - March 17, 2022
Next up in our series on Colombian bands at Festival Estéreo Picnic 2022, we’re
chewing the fat with Babelgam, electro-clash punks with a pop edge.
FESTIVAL ESTÉREO PICNIC 2022: WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW!
Oli Pritchard - March 16, 2022
Colombian festivals don’t come any bigger than Festival Estéreo Picnic 2022.
We’ve pulled together everything you need to know about the music as well as the
practicalities.
ELECTIONS IN COLOMBIA: ENTERING THE NEXT PHASE AS PETRO, GUTIÉRREZ, AND...
Emma Newbery - March 15, 2022
After the legislative elections in Colombia on Sunday, the Senate is very
divided.
FESTIVAL ESTÉREO PICNIC 2022: MARGARITA SIEMPRE VIVA
Oli Pritchard - March 11, 2022
In the second of our features on bands at Festival Estéreo Picnic 2022, we
talked to bassist from Margarita Siempre Viva, Daniel...
ELECTIONS IN COLOMBIA: SENATE AND CAMARA
Oli Pritchard - March 11, 2022
This weekend sees the first of what will probably be three sets of elections in
Colombia this year.
FITB THEATRE FESTIVAL IN BOGOTÁ 2022: BOGOTÁ PLAYS A LEADING ROLE
Bradley Cashman - March 9, 2022
El Festival Iberoamericano de Teatro de Bogotá (FITB) is more than one show, one
company, or one venue. It is the biggest theatre festival in Bogotá and one of
the biggest on the planet.
FESTIVAL ESTÉREO PICNIC 2022: LOS NIÑOS TELEPÁTICOS
Oli Pritchard - March 7, 2022
Los Niños Telepáticos are a very Bogotano band, and a perfect choice to open
Festival Estéreo Picnic. We talked about contrasts in life and music, as well as
the festival itself.
BOGOTÁ’S NEW NORMAL: END OF THE MASK-ERADE
Oli Pritchard - March 1, 2022
Bogotá to go facemask-free as the return to normality continues.
CONSTITUTIONAL COURT DECRIMINALISES ABORTION IN COLOMBIA
Emma Newbery - February 28, 2022
Landmark decision means women in Colombia can now terminate a pregnancy up to
the 24th week.
THE EMBERA IN THE PARQUE NACIONAL SHOULDN’T BE USED AS PAWNS
Oli Pritchard - February 2, 2022
Indigenous people deserve thoughtful solutions to their problems, not to be used
as pieces in a political game.
FUNDACIÓN MISIÓN ANIMAL: A REFUGE FOR BOGOTÁ’S STRAYS
Katherine Gray - January 27, 2022
We speak to the founder of a refuge that houses some of the city's worst treated
abandoned animals.
OMICRON IN COLOMBIA: WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW
Emma Newbery - December 21, 2021
The National Health Institute identified the first three cases of Omicron in
Colombia.
COLOMBIA VACCINATION CERTIFICATE: NEW RULES IF YOU’RE ENTERING FROM ABROAD
Emma Newbery - December 7, 2021
From December 14 you’ll need a negative PCR test or a vaccine certificate to
enter Colombia.
COLOMBIA VS PARAGUAY, CAN COLOMBIA TAKE ANOTHER STEP TOWARDS THE WORLD...
Freek Huigen - November 15, 2021
After four matches without scoring a goal, Colombia will receive Paraguay in
Barranquilla on Tuesday. Can Colombia get on the winning path again?
BRAZIL VS COLOMBIA, CAN COLOMBIA STAY ON TRACK FOR QATAR 2022?
Freek Huigen - November 9, 2021
Last month, Colombia kept Brazil on a draw in Barranquilla and became the first
country in this South American World Cup qualification to take points away from
the Seleção. What will Brazil vs Colombia have in store this time?
COLOMBIA TO REQUIRE VACCINATION CERTIFICATES FROM NOVEMBER 16
Emma Newbery - November 3, 2021
From November 16 anyone over 16 will need to show they’ve been vaccinated to get
into bars, clubs, sports venues, and cinemas.
COLOMBIA VS ECUADOR: CAN COLOMBIA TAKE ANOTHER LEAP TOWARDS WORLD CUP...
Freek Huigen - October 13, 2021
Colombia will face direct rivals Ecuador in Barranquilla this Thursday. A
victory for the home side could catapult Colombia into a comfortable position
for qualification for Qatar 2022.
COLOMBIA TAKES HOME VALUABLE POINT FROM URUGUAY
Freek Huigen - October 7, 2021
Despite a difficult start, Colombia keeps Uruguay on 0-0 and stays in full
strength for World Cup qualification for Qatar 2022.
URUGUAY VS COLOMBIA, DIFFICULT WORLD CUP QUALIFIER
Freek Huigen - October 6, 2021
Uruguay vs Colombia is the first match in the important October international
break for Colombia, Thursday at 6pm COL time in Montevideo.
IMPUNITY FOR FEMICIDE IN COLOMBIA IS STILL ABOVE 90%
Hayley McCord - September 27, 2021
Like many countries, various forms of violence against women in Colombia
increased during the pandemic.
A LOOK INTO CHILD TRAFFICKING IN COLOMBIA
Tereza Bizkova - September 27, 2021
This article was co-authored by Helene Dötsch Image courtesy of Yupachingping
via Adobe Stock. “The pandemic...
VACCINO: VACCINES GIVEN IN COLOMBIA ARE NOT CURRENTLY VALID IN THE...
Oli Pritchard - September 25, 2021
International travel from Colombia remains difficult as some countries do not
recognise the country’s vaccines.
MARIO MENDOZA: A LIBRARY IS A VERY POWERFUL WEAPON
Mat Youkee - September 24, 2021
The Colombian writer and journalist Mario Mendoza talks about gritty realism,
literature, protests, and the pandemic.
OKTOBERFEST ARRIVES IN BOGOTÁ
Emma Newbery - September 23, 2021
Bogotá Beer Company are putting the pandemic behind them with a seasonal wheat
beer and some Bavarian-style celebrations.
CRAFT BEER BOGOTÁ: 13 PESOS
Tristan Quigley - September 17, 2021
In our series about craft beer breweries in Bogotá, we look at 13 pesos. Photo:
13 pesos
MEDELLÍN’S MIRACLE TRANSFORMATION: A HALF-TOLD STORY
Emily Hart - September 11, 2021
We talk to some of the people involved in a new exhibition that highlights the
many barrios on the outskirts of the city that lack basic infrastructure.
DISPATCHES: GRAN ESTACIÓN PLAZA, BOGOTÁ
Ethan Jacobs - September 3, 2021
Our regular column that gives a snapshot of Bogotá life takes us to the plaza
outside Gran Estación.
BOGOTÁ NIGHTS TURNS ONE!
Oli Pritchard - August 26, 2021
As our Facebook Live show celebrates a year of broadcasting, we’re giving away
prizes, find out more!
COLOMBIA TO TAKE AFGHAN EVACUEES
Emma Newbery - August 26, 2021
Colombia will act as a transit hub for Afghan migrants on their way to the US.
But details are thin on the ground.
ZOOM IN ON BOGOTÁ BY VIRTUAL TOUR
Katherine Gray - July 30, 2021
A virtual tour lets you travel the world without worrying about Covid tests or
quarantines. We speak to a Bogotá guide about how it works.
INDEPENDENCE DAY: CELEBRATIONS AND PROTESTS
Oli Pritchard - July 20, 2021
Independence day protests in Colombia unfolded peacefully for the most part as
thousands took part in marches and other events.
INDEPENDENCE DAY: NO SHAME IN WAVING THE COLOMBIAN FLAG
Oli Pritchard - July 19, 2021
This independence day, we consider attitudes towards the Colombian flag and the
way that it's flown by police, protestors, and presidents.
DISPATCHES: MIGRACIÓN OFFICES
Ethan Jacobs - July 13, 2021
Bogotá's Migración offices will be familiar to many foreigners in Colombia.
Here's a snapshot of one October morning.
FILM REVIEW: SORRY WE MISSED YOU
Julio Bedón - July 12, 2021
Ken Loach’s latest film, Sorry We Missed You, is currently available in
Colombian cinemas. Find out if it's worth a watch.
A JAB IN THE ARM: GETTING VACCINATED IN BOGOTÁ
Oli Pritchard - July 3, 2021
Here's how getting vaccinated in Bogota panned out for one writer this week. If
you're next in line, find out what to expect.
SIX COLOMBIANS IN TOUR DE FRANCE 2021
Freek Huigen - June 25, 2021
The Tour de France 2021 is about to start and after Giro d’Italia success with
Egan Bernal earlier this year, cycling fans in Colombia can’t wait for a new
grand tour.
AN END TO COVID-19 RESTRICTIONS IN COLOMBIA?
Steve Hide - June 7, 2021
The government announces ambitious plans to ease out of the crisis. But it could
get worse before it gets better.
HOW COLOMBIAN STUDENTS ARE FIGHTING SEXUAL AGGRESSION ON CAMPUS
Cristina Dorado Suaza - June 3, 2021
Universities won't listen, but social media will. Here's how student groups are
making sure that cases of sexual harassment don't remain hidden.
3 REASONS WHY COLOMBIA COULD BENEFIT FROM MEXICO’S OUTSOURCING BAN
Craig Dempsey - May 31, 2021
Colombia could be well-positioned to take advantage of changes in Mexican
outsourcing laws.
KEEPING TABS ON COLOMBIA’S DEADLY PROTESTS
Steve Hide - May 31, 2021
Struggling to tell what’s true and what’s not in the protests? We break down
some of the fake news.
ONE MONTH OF PROTESTS IN COLOMBIA: WHAT’S GOING ON?
Oli Pritchard - May 28, 2021
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.
BOGOTÁ REOPENING FROM JUNE 8
Freek Huigen - May 27, 2021
Bogota reopening: COVID restrictions will be lifted in less than two weeks as
authorities try to respond to people’s needs.
BOGOTÁ RUNNING OUT OF DRINKING WATER
Emma Newbery - May 15, 2021
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.
COLOMBIA PROTESTS: WHAT’S GOING ON IN CALI?
Emma Newbery - May 12, 2021
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.
COLOMBIA MOURNS LUCAS VILLA
Emma Newbery - May 10, 2021
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 MAY 7: FOLLOW THE PROTESTS AS THEY HAPPEN
Oli Pritchard - May 7, 2021
Colombia protests live. As the demonstrations reach their ninth day, we follow
the demonstrations as they unfold.
VIOLENT PROTESTS IN COLOMBIA: SEVEN DAYS OF PROTESTS
Emma Newbery - May 5, 2021
Simmering social and economic tensions have led to violent clashes. What now?
COLOMBIA NATIONAL STRIKE: MAY 5, LIVE, AS IT HAPPENS
Oli Pritchard - May 5, 2021
Another Colombia national strike. Day 8 of protests begins in a passionate and
peaceful manner as crowds gather throughout the country.
BOGOTÁ MAY RESTRICTIONS: NO QUARANTINE THIS WEEKEND
Freek Huigen - May 4, 2021
The capital is not past its third peak, but the COVID rules have been relaxed.
TAX REFORM SCRAPPED, BUT PROTESTS IN COLOMBIA CONTINUE
Emma Newbery - May 3, 2021
The resignation of the finance minister and withdrawal of reforms has not
stopped nationwide demonstrations.
NATIONAL STRIKE IN COLOMBIA: HOW IT UNFOLDED
Emma Newbery - April 28, 2021
As darkness falls, protests in Bogotá continue. Here’s what happened today.
COLOMBIA NATIONAL STRIKE: STRIKE A LIGHT
Oli Pritchard - April 27, 2021
As the country gears up for protests, what can we expect? We’ve done our best to
answer any questions you might have
BOGOTÁ’S LATEST RED ALERT: NEW RESTRICTIONS IN THE CAPITAL
Freek Huigen - April 26, 2021
Bogotá has introduced new stricter coronavirus measures -- schools and
universities will be shut again and we all need to be home by 8pm.
GOVERNMENT AUTHORISES COMMERCIAL COVID VACCINATIONS — BUT YOU CAN’T BUY ONE...
Steve Hide - April 23, 2021
How is the vaccination process in Colombia going? Find out what's going on, if
vaccines are effective and what will happen next.
COLOMBIA TAX REFORM: A TAXING PROBLEM
Oli Pritchard - April 22, 2021
Colombia’s byzantine taxation system needs desperate reform, but the public
don’t think Carrasquilla has the answers.
COVID THIRD PEAK: 8PM CURFEW WILL BEGIN IN BOGOTÁ TOMORROW
Freek Huigen - April 19, 2021
As emergency room occupation hits highest levels yet, Bogotá is introducing an
8pm curfew.
DISPATCHES: PARKWAY
Ethan Jacobs - April 16, 2021
Our new feature will give you a snapshot of a different corner of Bogotá each
month. We've all been stuck at home more this year, so one writer wanted to
capture a taste of different parts of the city. First up? Parkway.
THE MAYOR WHO CRIED WOLF?
Oli Pritchard - April 15, 2021
As we enter an official third wave, public appetite for lockdown is stretching
ever-thinner.
RED ALERT! NEW MEASURES IN BOGOTÁ
Oli Pritchard - April 13, 2021
Another red alert has been issued in Bogotá, meaning the extension of lockdown,
with some changes.
OLI’S BIG TOPIC: EVERYONE NEEDS A BIT OF PARKLIFE
Oli Pritchard - April 9, 2021
Here's why Bogotá needs to keep its parks open during coronavirus lockdowns.
BOGOTÁ’S POST-EASTER RESTRICTIONS
Emma Newbery - April 6, 2021
As was to be expected, even after slightly muted Semana Santa celebrations,
authorities plan to shut down Bogotá again this weekend.
8 COLOMBIAN HOLY WEEK BELIEFS YOU MIGHT NOT HAVE HEARD OF
Juan Pablo Contreras Rios - April 5, 2021
Every country has its fair share of superstitions, many of which grew from
religious beliefs. Easter in Colombia is no different
SEMANA SANTA RESTRICTIONS – EASTER IN BOGOTÁ
Emma Newbery - March 25, 2021
Claudia López introduces measures aimed at minimizing an Easter COVID outbreak.
SPREAD YOUR WINGS AND DISCOVER HIDDEN COLOMBIA
Oli Pritchard - March 18, 2021
It often feels like half of Colombia is crammed into the walls of the old city
of Cartagena. If you’re looking to get away from the thronging hordes, check out
our alternative destinations.
FOREIGN FESTIVALS IN BOGOTÁ
Oli Pritchard - March 11, 2021
A guide to some of the foreign festivals in Bogotá. Tune in to Facebook at 9pm
to join the discussion live and mention anything we’ve missed, tell us stories
or make comments.
INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY MARCH IN BOGOTÁ
Emma Newbery - March 8, 2021
8M in Colombia: Thousands took to the streets today to campaign for equality and
protest violence against women.
COLOMBIA BEGINS ITS COVID-19 VACCINATION
Emma Newbery - February 17, 2021
COVID-19 vaccination in Colombia began today and Bogotá will get its first
vaccinations tomorrow. The health ministry are confident 35 million people will
be vaccinated by the end of the year.
CRAFT BEER BOGOTÁ: VISTALEGRE
Tristan Quigley - February 4, 2021
In our series of craft beer brewers in Bogotá, we next look at Vistalegre.
BOGOTÁ RELAXES CORONAVIRUS RESTRICTIONS
Freek Huigen - February 2, 2021
Bogotá’s mayor Claudia López announced today the city is no longer on red alert.
As such, some of the stricter restrictions will be relaxed.
SURPRISING NEW LOCKDOWN RULES IN BOGOTÁ
Oli Pritchard - January 27, 2021
New lockdown rules Bogotá: The latest measures come as a surprise to many, as
they are much lighter than had been expected.
CORONAVIRUS IN THE CAPITAL: BOGOTÁ’S RED ALERT CONTINUES
Freek Huigen - January 18, 2021
Latest COVID restrictions in Bogotá include night time curfew and third weekend
of lockdown.
UK TRAVEL BAN FOR SOUTH AMERICA — INCLUDING COLOMBIA
Oli Pritchard - January 14, 2021
UK government will stop non-essential travel from South America and Portugal on
Friday. Residents and nationals will be allowed to enter.
REINALDO RUEDA APPOINTED NEW COLOMBIA MANAGER
Freek Huigen - January 14, 2021
Reinaldo Rueda has been announced as the new head coach of the Colombian
national team.
CITYWIDE LOCKDOWN FOR THE WEEKEND IN BOGOTÁ
Oli Pritchard - January 12, 2021
New Bogotá restrictions include a citywide lockdown for the weekend, six more
areas in strict quarantine and changes to some existing measures.
COLOMBIA’S TENSE WAIT FOR THE COVID-19 VACCINE
Gerald Barr - January 11, 2021
Will we get coronavirus jabs any time soon? Or just more hot air? A quick Q&A on
the country’s plans to inoculate against COVID-19.
HOW TO GET A CORONAVIRUS TEST IN BOGOTÁ
Oli Pritchard - January 8, 2021
Looking for a COVID-19 test in Bogotá? All the info you need below, from prices
and times to links and medical advice.
BOGOTÁ ON RED ALERT: CITYWIDE CURFEW
Freek Huigen - January 7, 2021
As cases continue to rise, mayor warns that the new strain may have arrived in
the capital.
BOGOTÁ REINTRODUCES STRICT QUARANTINE MEASURES
Freek Huigen - January 4, 2021
New Bogotá quarantine measures in place: Suba, Engativá and Usaquén will return
to strict lockdown at midnight.
FURTHER CORONAVIRUS RESTRICTIONS FOR BOGOTÁ OVER CHRISTMAS
Oli Pritchard - December 22, 2020
Confusion reigns as a last-minute announcement over additional holiday
restrictions hits Bogotá.
COVID CHRISTMAS RESTRICTIONS IN COLOMBIA
Emma Newbery - December 18, 2020
If you’re planning your New Year and Christmas celebrations, here are the rules
you need to know about.
DRINK UP: ALCOHOL SALES FORBIDDEN AFTER 10PM
Freek Huigen - December 15, 2020
Colombia enforces controls on alcohol sales as intensive care occupation rises.
I’M DREAMING OF AN IDARTES CHRISTMAS
Emma Newbery - December 13, 2020
We caught up with Idartes’ Mauricio Galeano to find out about their plans for
reactivating theatre and dance in the city.
HOPULUS: HAVE YOU HEARD THE ONE WHERE BOLÍVAR AND SANTANDER WALK...
Tristan Quigley - December 11, 2020
German style biergarten Hopulus is the latest in our line of craft beer reviews.
FROM FEMININE RESILIENCE TO FEMININE LEADERSHIP
Noémie Dreux - December 9, 2020
Survivors of sexual violence raise their voices and work together for justice.
PROVIDENCIA AND SAN ANDRÉS HARD HIT BY HURRICANE IOTA
Emma Newbery - November 18, 2020
Thousands of families without homes or water as category five hurricane
devastates Colombia’s Caribbean coast.
CRAFT BEER BOGOTÁ: 3 CÁRITES, HOT BEER FOR COLD NIGHTS
Tristan Quigley - November 13, 2020
Specialising in unusual flavours while never being too gimmicky, 3 Cárites has a
well-founded reputation in the Bogotá craft beer scene
LA CEBOLLA: COLOMBIA, LAND OF THE FREE
Oli Pritchard - November 11, 2020
Some Republicans might consider emigrating and seeking a life more open to
freedom away from BIG GOVERNMENT. Colombia’s a good option.
DON’T STOP THE MUSIC… JUST BE RESPONSIBLE ABOUT IT
Emma Newbery - November 6, 2020
Fiestas are coming back to Bogotá – here are some picks for this weekend.
COLOMBIAN HALLOWEEN: PROMISES OF LOVE, SEX AND MONEY
Juan Pablo Contreras Rios - October 30, 2020
In the run-up to Halloween we speak to some of Bogotá’s sorcerers and
practitioners of black and white magic – including a man who says he is the son
of Satan.
LIVABILITY IN COLOMBIA: IS THIS A CITY FOR CARS OR PEOPLE?
Oli Pritchard - October 29, 2020
Bogotá is dominated by motorised transport – but is that a good thing?
HALLOWEEN: A DATE WITH MAGIC
Juan Pablo Contreras Rios - October 29, 2020
Witches and sorcerers are not just for Halloween in Colombia.
CRAFT BEER BOGOTÁ: WICCA, A WITCH’S BREW
Oli Pritchard - October 23, 2020
Wicca Cervecería is one of the capital’s newest breweries and they’re ready to
bewitch you before Halloween with a new brew hot off their cauldron at 2600
Brauhaus tomorrow.
CYCLING ISN’T A CAPITAL CRIME
Oli Pritchard - October 22, 2020
With various videos showing motorists flagrantly endangering cyclists, it’s time
for the alcaldía to protect vulnerable road users.
CRAFT BEER BOGOTÁ: POLA DEL PUB, THE PUB OF MANY NAMES
Tristan Quigley - October 21, 2020
Whether you know them as Pola del Pub, The Irish Pub or just El Irish, the
founders’ decades of experience shows through in these beers.
COLOMBIA SEES ANOTHER DAY OF NATIONAL STRIKE ACTION
Emma Newbery - October 21, 2020
Protests will take place throughout the country today, in spite of COVID-19
concerns.
CRAFT BEER BOGOTÁ: HEAVY METAL BREWING FROM TOMAHAWK
Tristan Quigley - October 15, 2020
Metalheads Sergio and Richard from Cervecería Tomahawk are reopening this week
in Cedritos Photo: Tomahawk
SPORTING CHANCE: WE TALK ABOUT COLOMBIAN SPORT
Oli Pritchard - October 15, 2020
The Bogotá Post is going live on Facebook at 9pm again tonight, this time
talking about Colombian sport.
CRAFT BEER BOGOTÁ: GIGANTE IN NAME AND FLAVOUR!
Tristan Quigley - October 9, 2020
Gigante is the small brewery that’s big on flavour. They’ve reopened and are
ready to go.
CRAFT BEER BOGOTÁ: CHELARTE, EASY DRINKING, EVEN EASIER TO ORDER!
Tristan Quigley - October 8, 2020
Keep your fridge well stocked even if you’re not going out, as craft beer
pioneers Chelarte continue to offer an excellent domicilio service.
5 DO’S AND DON’TS TO APPLYING FOR A COLOMBIAN VISA
Emma Newbery - October 5, 2020
Applying for a visa in Colombia? Here are some simple rules to follow.
CRAFT BEER BOGOTÁ: YOU’RE WELCOME AT NON GRATA
Tristan Quigley - October 2, 2020
As the craft beer revolution in Colombia gathers pace, more innovative and
interesting venues are popping up too. La Embajada gives you the element of
gunpowder to go with your ale.
CRAFT BEER BOGOTÁ: TIERRA SANTA
Tristan Quigley - September 25, 2020
In a new series focusing on craft beer in Bogotá, we look at Tierra Santa
CRAFT BEER BOGOTÁ: MELA’S
Tristan Quigley - September 24, 2020
In a new series focusing on craft beer in Bogotá, we look at Mela's
HEALTH INSURANCE NOW REQUIRED FOR MANY COLOMBIAN VISA APPLICATIONS
Sophie Foggin - September 24, 2020
Colombia's Ministry of Foreign Affairs says international insurance necessary
for V visas to avoid burdening the health system.
CRAFT BEER BOGOTÁ: MADRIGUERA
Tristan Quigley - September 17, 2020
In a new series focusing on craft beer in Bogotá, we look at the latest addition
to the 45, Madriguera
BOGOTÁ MOURNS THOSE LOST AFTER THE TRAGIC EVENTS OF THE PAST...
Jared Wade - September 13, 2020
With more than a dozen people left dead this week in Bogotá during protests
against the police killing of Javier Ordóñez, the city is in mourning.
MEDELLÍN DEMONSTRATIONS MET WITH HEAVY REPRESSION FROM AUTHORITIES
Sophie Foggin - September 13, 2020
Colombia's nationwide protests continue as one demonstrator in Medellín reports
being kicked by riot police.
POLICE VIOLENCE PROTESTS SPREAD IN COLOMBIA AS DEATH TOLLS RISES
Sophie Foggin - September 11, 2020
Protests and violence spread from Bogotá to other Colombian cities as the
Colombian government admits fault and suspends police officers.
COLOMBIAN POLICE: NOT BAD APPLES, BUT A ROTTEN ORCHARD
Oli Pritchard - September 11, 2020
Bogotá boiled over dramatically this week, but where does the blame lie?
IN PHOTOS: THE AFTERMATH OF BOGOTÁ’S PROTESTS
Jared Wade - September 10, 2020
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?
Oli Pritchard - September 10, 2020
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
Emma Newbery - September 10, 2020
Seven die overnight as protest over police brutality spread across the capital.
BOGOTÁ BURNS AS PROTESTS ERUPT AGAINST POLICE BRUTALITY
Oli Pritchard - September 9, 2020
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...
Freek Huigen - September 9, 2020
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
Tristan Quigley - September 7, 2020
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
Jared Wade - September 5, 2020
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
Sophie Foggin - September 3, 2020
Listen in at 9 pm tonight for the second episode of Bogotá Nights, a live
English-language radio show from The Bogotá Post.
OPTIMISM, RESILIENCE, AND WORRY: BOGOTÁ’S BUSINESSES SPEAK ABOUT THEIR NEW
REALITY
Emma Newbery - September 3, 2020
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
Freek Huigen - September 1, 2020
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...
Sophie Foggin - September 1, 2020
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...
Oli Pritchard - August 30, 2020
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
Oli Pritchard - August 29, 2020
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?
Oli Pritchard - August 28, 2020
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
Freek Huigen - August 26, 2020
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.
BOGOTÁ’S STRICT QUARANTINE: CUARENTENA IN THE STRICTEST SENSE?
Oli Pritchard - August 16, 2020
With seven sectors of the city under strict quarantine, this final fortnight is
being enforced more strictly in Bogotá.
STRICT QUARANTINE FOR SEVEN BOGOTÁ ZONES, THIS TIME INCLUDING CANDELARIA,
TEUSAQUILLO...
Freek Huigen - August 13, 2020
Mayor announces widespread measures to restrict movement and activity in the
Colombian capital.
HOUSE ARREST FOR EX-PRESIDENT ÁLVARO URIBE VÉLEZ
Emma Newbery - August 4, 2020
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.
INNOVATION AND TECHNOLOGY: ESSENTIALS FOR BUSINESS RESILIENCE IN LATIN AMERICA
Craig Dempsey - August 3, 2020
Survey respondents are cautiously optimistic about the region’s ability to
bounce back.
COLOMBIA’S QUARANTINE MEASURES EXTENDED UNTIL AUGUST 30
Freek Huigen - July 28, 2020
President Duque announces that Colombia's mandatory isolation will continue for
another month, with targeted measures depending on the levels of COVID-19
infection.
NEW CYCLE LANES: A BOGOTÁ BUNGLE
Oli Pritchard - July 28, 2020
Cone, but not forgotten: the strange case of Séptima’s invisible cycle lane.
CUARENTENA ESTRICTA: HOW WAS IT FOR YOU?
Oli Pritchard - July 27, 2020
As Chapinero joins seven other sectors in exiting two weeks of strict
quarantine, we evaluate the effects of the increased lockdown.
GETTING A CORONAVIRUS TEST IN BOGOTÁ: FIRST PERSON ACCOUNT
Tristan Quigley - July 23, 2020
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.
STRICT QUARANTINE TO RETURN TO BOGOTÁ
Oli Pritchard - July 10, 2020
As coronavirus continues to grow in the capital, mayor Claudia López has
announced stricter rules as of Monday.
CONSTRUCTING PEACE CONTINUES EVEN DURING LOCKDOWN
Tasha Sandoval - July 3, 2020
Series of Facebook Live conversations offer a chance to understand the work
involved in historical memory.
WORRIED ABOUT YOUR BUSINESS IN COLOMBIA DURING THE PANDEMIC? HERE’S WHAT...
Craig Dempsey - July 2, 2020
A worldwide pandemic during the first half of the fiscal year was not
anticipated. As Colombia closes its borders, implements new temporary trade and
travel policies, the future of global business is unsure.
VIRTUAL DRAG SHOW TO CELEBRATE PRIDE IN COLOMBIA
Emma Newbery - June 28, 2020
If you're missing this year's Pride celebrations, why not join in tonight's
virtual drag show?
GOING LOCAL IN CORONAVIRUS: THE VIRAL VERSUS THE VIRUS
Gerald Barr - June 24, 2020
In Colombia, coronavirus conspiracy theories are growing online. Is there an
antidote?
BLACK LIVES MATTER COMES TO COLOMBIA
Sanoja Bhaumik - June 23, 2020
Justice for George Floyd, Justice for Anderson Arboleda: Black Lives Matter in
Colombia
LET’S WALK THE LINE: JOHNNY CASH VIRTUAL TRIBUTE TONIGHT
Emma Newbery - June 20, 2020
Smoking Molly, Carlos Reyes and La Pole Artesanal want to help keep the city's
music scene afloat with tonight's livestream.
OLI’S BIG TOPIC: WHO POLICES THE POLICE?
Oli Pritchard - June 20, 2020
There’s a clear discrepancy between what is officially allowed and what is
actually happening in Bogotá at the moment.
TRACKING CORONAVIRUS: SHOULD YOU INSTALL THE CORONAPP?
Jessy Edwards - June 19, 2020
Countries around the world are grappling with the technological and privacy
issues generated by coronavirus tracking applications – and Colombia's CoronApp
is unlikely to win any prizes.
COLOMBIAN GOVERNMENT AID DURING THE CORONAVIRUS PANDEMIC
Tasha Sandoval - June 17, 2020
Millions of Colombians are struggling to put food on the table and keep roofs
over their heads. Government aid initiatives are reaching some – but not all –
of those in need.
CORONAVIRUS HITS COLOMBIAN PRISON POPULATION HARD
Jessy Edwards - June 4, 2020
Critics say the government’s response to early warnings about the spread of
COVID-19 in Colombian prisons was too little, too late.
BOGOTÁ LOCKDOWN EXTENDED UNTIL JUNE 15
Freek Huigen - May 28, 2020
Bogotá mayor Claudia López confirms the capital will not lift its isolation
measures at the end of this month.
CORONAVIRUS COLOMBIA: NEW PHASE OF LOCKDOWN TO BEGIN IN JUNE –...
Freek Huigen - May 28, 2020
Details announced on how Colombia's phase two of quarantine will work amidst
rumours that hotspots will remain locked down.
WASTE IN THE TIMES OF COVID-19
bogotapost - May 24, 2020
Recicladores and rubbish collectors are on the frontline too.
THE BICYCLE MESSENGER DURING CORONAVIRUS: “PEOPLE ARE TREATING THE RULES MUCH...
Oli Pritchard - May 22, 2020
Although many are working from home, some people have been working throughout
the emergency. We spoke to a bicycle messenger, a key worker on the frontlines
of the COVID response.
RUNNING FOR RECYCLERS, A SOCIALLY-DISTANCED MARATHON
Jennifer Bitterly - May 21, 2020
Tomorrow, May 22, support a local-led project “Recycling Love” through a
run-a-thon fundraiser sponsored by the British Embassy.
QUARANTINE IN COLOMBIA EXTENDED AGAIN – THIS TIME UNTIL MAY 31
Emma Newbery - May 19, 2020
President Duque announces that Colombia’s quarantine will be extended until the
end of the month
AVIANCA’S BANKRUPTCY PROTECTION EXPLAINED
Emma Newbery - May 16, 2020
As Colombia’s largest airline files for bankruptcy protection, we answer your
questions about what it means.
MEDELLÍN’S HOMELESS POPULATION AT INCREASED RISK DUE TO CORONAVIRUS
Sophie Foggin - May 15, 2020
They’ve already been through trauma. Now COVID-19 is a ticking time bomb for
Medellín’s most vulnerable
ORANGE ALERT: NEW CORONAVIRUS CONTROLS IN PARTS OF BOGOTÁ
Oli Pritchard - May 14, 2020
Day 58 of quarantine saw special measures introduced for five areas in Bogotá,
the orange alert. Also protests from sex workers.
COLOMBIAN FILM INDUSTRY GRANTS EMERGENCY FINANCIAL RELIEF
Tasha Sandoval - May 14, 2020
Gig workers in the field are eligible to apply for emergency funds. Meanwhile,
Bogotá’s premier indie theatre is in a fight for survival.
BEHIND CLOSED DOORS: DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AGAINST CHILDREN IN QUARANTINE
Jennifer Bitterly - May 13, 2020
As tensions and challenges from the nationwide quarantine increase, the usual
channels that might pick up on abuse are not working.
‘STRANGER THAN WINNING THE LOTTERY:’ HUMBLE COLOMBIAN FAMILY GOES VIRAL ON...
Jessy Edwards - May 11, 2020
A widowed Colombian farmer and her two young sons have gone viral on YouTube, to
their own shock and surprise. Now their videos are educating viewers on the
realities of life as a campesino.
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE: THE ‘SHADOW PANDEMIC’
Tasha Sandoval - May 10, 2020
Violence against women during Colombia’s quarantine has increased, prompting
some chains to allow women to denounce violence when they are shopping.
CORONAVIRUS IN COLOMBIA: MAY 7 UPDATE
Emma Newbery - May 7, 2020
Key points on coronavirus in Colombia: 407 deaths and 9,456 cases, quarantine
extended until May 25, crisis in the Amazonas and peak could be July or August
COLOMBIA EXTENDS QUARANTINE UNTIL MAY 25, BUT RELAXES RULES
Freek Huigen - May 5, 2020
With less than a week to go until May 11 when the current quarantine is set to
end, Colombian President Iván Duque announced that the obligatory lockdown will
again be extended until May 25.
FORMER COFFEE PLANTATION BECOMES CORONAVIRUS REFUGE FOR INTERNATIONAL ARTISTS
Jessy Edwards - May 5, 2020
After the founders of ArteSumapaz, an art centre just outside Bogotá invited
anyone stranded to spend quarantine with them, 13 poets, painters, musicians and
other creators spent lockdown together.
USE GOOGLE STREET VIEW TO QUENCH YOUR COLOMBIAN TRAVEL THIRST
Artemis Maria Papoutsakis - May 3, 2020
With planes grounded and intercity buses still banned, this weekend we’re
exploring the best of Colombia on our computers.
CORONAVIRUS IN COLOMBIA: MAY 1 UPDATE
Emma Newbery - May 1, 2020
Our regular roundup of COVID-19 cases in Colombia.
BOGOTÁ QUARANTINE: ENGATIVÁ STORIES
Jessy Edwards - May 1, 2020
In Engativá, busier streets and roadways indicate people are itching for things
to go back to normal.
BOGOTÁ ALLOWS EXERCISE DURING QUARANTINE… FOR NOW
Freek Huigen - April 27, 2020
This morning bogotanos were allowed to walk, jog, or run between 6am and 10am.
WHAT’S BEEN THE IMPACT OF BOGOTÁ’S PICO Y GÉNERO?
Tasha Sandoval - April 24, 2020
The capital’s controversial pico y género policy has been in effect for well
over a week now, though not without vocal opposition from trans rights
organisations with concerns over discrimination and violence.
COLOMBIA LOCKDOWN TO CONTINUE UNTIL MAY 11
Freek Huigen - April 20, 2020
President Duque announces that construction and manufacturing sectors will be
able to return to work after April 27.
KEY MEDICAL WORKER SAYS, ‘WE ARE FAR FROM FLATTENING THE CURVE’
Oli Pritchard - April 20, 2020
Coronavirus doesn’t only affect medical staff who work directly with patients
affected by the illness. The knock-on effect to other areas of healthcare has
also been profound, as we found out when we spoke to an epidemiologist.
CORONAVIRUS LOCKDOWN: SOME HOPE FOR THOSE ON THE BREADLINE
Jenna Abaakouk - April 19, 2020
The COVID-19 lockdown has brought – or exacerbated – the hardships felt by many
on a daily basis. Here’s how two local restaurants are providing lunches for
homeless people.
KEY MEDICAL WORKERS IN THE CORONAVIRUS CRISIS: THE RESPIRATORY NURSE
Oli Pritchard - April 18, 2020
Many are working from home, others have no work to go to. Some people, though,
are key workers for society in the COVID-19 crisis and have to continue turning
up in person.
CORONAVIRUS IN COLOMBIA: APRIL 17 UPDATE
Emma Newbery - April 17, 2020
Our regular roundup of COVID-19 cases in Colombia.
GAITÁN’S MEMORY WOULD BE BEST SERVED BY HELPING THE COUNTRY’S WORST-OFF
Jennifer Bitterly - April 15, 2020
The commemoration of Colombia’s National Day of Solidarity for Victims of the
Armed Conflict was muted this year as the novel coronavirus lockdown forced
individuals to shelter-in-place.
BOGOTÁ QUARANTINE: THE CENTRE UNDER LOCKDOWN
bogotapost - April 10, 2020
There’s always a mishmash of people in the centre of the city and that’s
magnified with the quarantine that has now been extended to April 26.
NEW QUARANTINE POLICY IN THE CAPITAL: PICO Y GÉNERO
Tasha Sandoval - April 9, 2020
Claudia López announces gender-based restrictions to mobility.
KEEP UP YOUR SPANISH DURING THE QUARANTINE
Tasha Sandoval - April 8, 2020
Are you in quarantine alone or with other non-Spanish speakers? Worried that you
might backtrack on all of the language progress you have made living in
Colombia? For better or worse, you likely have the internet at your fingertips.
How to keep your Spanish up to date.
CORONAVIRUS ECONOMY: THE OUTLOOK IS BLEAK FOR COLOMBIA
Mat Youkee - April 7, 2020
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.
DUQUE EXTENDS COLOMBIA’S QUARANTINE UNTIL APRIL 26
Freek Huigen - April 6, 2020
After 13 days of quarantine, Colombia will extend the obligatory lockdown by two
more weeks.
BOGOTÁ QUARANTINE: TEUSAQUILLO STORIES
bogotapost - April 6, 2020
How is the national quarantine affecting your barrio? We’ve been talking to
people all over the city, with today Teusaquillo.
CORONAVIRUS IN COLOMBIA: APRIL 5 UPDATE
Steve Hide - April 5, 2020
Our update on Coronavirus stats in Colombia and where the COVID-19 curve is
heading.
BOGOTÁ QUARANTINE: LIFE IN USAQUÉN
bogotapost - April 4, 2020
As we come to the end of the second week of lockdown, we get our readers and
contributors to tell us what's going on under quarantine in Usaquén and around.
CORONAVIRUS IN COLOMBIA: APRIL 3 UPDATE
Steve Hide - April 3, 2020
Coronavirus cases are still going up in Colombia - but not as fast as expected.
We bring you the latest.
PERFORMANCES DURING CORONAVIRUS: THE SHOW MUST GO ON
Tasha Sandoval - April 3, 2020
Local performers respond to the coronavirus quarantine with virtual performances
and programming
BOGOTÁ QUARANTINE: SOACHA’S RED CLOTHS
Emilse Cruz Villada - April 3, 2020
Quarantine or no quarantine, there are still a lot of people in Soacha who can’t
afford to stay home. A lot of people are staying in, but there’s still plenty of
activity on the streets.
CORONAVIRUS: BOGOTÁ’S VENEZUELAN MIGRANTS FACE TOUGH CHOICES
Steve Hide - April 2, 2020
Venezuelan migrants in Bogotá face extra hardships under Colombia's quarantine,
BOGOTÁ QUARANTINE: CHAPI UNDER LOCKDOWN
bogotapost - April 2, 2020
As city's around the world shut down to stop the sread of the coronavirus, we
talking to people in Chapinero about how quarantine is affecting them.
CORONAVIRUS IN COLOMBIA: APRIL 1 UPDATE
Steve Hide - April 1, 2020
Colombia now has community transmission of COVID-19- the virus is on the loose.
ANTI-VIRUS HACKING!
Artemis Maria Papoutsakis - April 1, 2020
This weekend, Latin America is hacking the virus. Join the Online Hackathon
today from your couch and help create solutions to the Covid-19 crisis across
Latin America.
SMALL BUSINESSES SUFFER FROM THE CORONAVIRUS LOCKDOWN
Oli Pritchard - April 1, 2020
As talk grows of an extension to the national quarantine, many small businesses
are worried.
FEMICIDE LAWS FAIL TO PROTECT TRANSGENDER WOMEN
Ethan Jacobs - March 31, 2020
Transgender women in Colombia face a level of persecution that’s often hard to
fathom.
CORONAVIRUS CASES IN COLOMBIA: MARCH 30 UPDATE
Steve Hide - March 30, 2020
Coronavirus could kill 3,000 in Colombia, say experts. We look at the latest
COVID-19 stats.
HOW YOU CAN HELP VULNERABLE BOGOTANOS DURING THE QUARANTINE
Sanoja Bhaumik - March 29, 2020
As Bogotá shuts down to slow the spread of the coronavirus, many who were
already living day to day are struggling to find food or put a roof over their
heads. How can you help?
CORONAVIRUS IN COLOMBIA: MARCH 28 UPDATE
Steve Hide - March 28, 2020
As numbers go up, we bring you the latest coronavirus data and look at how
COVID-19 is affecting Colombia, and what might happen in the future.
CORONAVIRUS: WHAT WERE WE THINKING?
Phil Dyer - March 27, 2020
What caused so many world leaders to stick their heads in the sand and act as
though the novel coronavirus was not going to spread?
CORONAVIRUS IN COLOMBIA: MARCH 26 UPDATE
Steve Hide - March 26, 2020
As residents of Colombia get used to their national quarantine, the country now
has 491 coronavirus cases and six deaths. We bring the latest stats.
CORONAVIRUS CASES IN COLOMBIA: MARCH 24 UPDATE
Steve Hide - March 24, 2020
Colombia now has 306 coronavirus cases. We bring the latest stats and analysis.
COLOMBIA’S QUARANTINE 101: EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW
Tasha Sandoval - March 23, 2020
Citizens must stay at home until April 13 unless they have a good reason -- like
needing food or medicine -- to be out.
CEASEFIRE CALL TO ARMED GROUPS DURING CORONAVIRUS
Steve Hide - March 23, 2020
Civil organisations are calling on armed gangs to “stop military action” during
the coronavirus pandemic.
QUARANTINING OR COUCH-POTATOING? WORKOUT IN QUARANTINE
Tasha Sandoval - March 22, 2020
Get off the couch and take advantage of the best free or free trial workout
offerings on the web.
CORONAVIRUS CASES IN COLOMBIA: MARCH 22 UPDATE
Steve Hide - March 22, 2020
Colombia announces its first coronavirus deaths. Total cases in the country are
231
WHAT IT’S LIKE GOING OUT DURING BOGOTÁ’S QUARANTINE
Oli Pritchard - March 21, 2020
So what is like out on the streets of Bogotá? Well, with two energetic huskies
in the house, there’s a pressing need for me to be out of the house and making
use of those 20 minute walking slots.
COLOMBIA TO ENTER COMPLETE QUARANTINE
Emma Newbery - March 20, 2020
President Duque announces that Colombia will go into a total shutdown from
midnight on Tuesday, March 24.
CORONAVIRUS CASES IN COLOMBIA: MARCH 20 UPDATE
Steve Hide - March 20, 2020
145 coronavirus cases have been confirmed in Colombia so far, with no confirmed
deaths. This tally puts us in 55th place worldwide.
BOGOTÁ QUARANTINE, DAY 1: KEEP SANE AND ENTERTAINED
bogotapost - March 20, 2020
As the capital enters four days of quarantine, we’ll be bringing you a few
Colombia-related ideas of things to do each day.
BOGOTÁ’S ISOLATION DRILL: EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT THE SIMULACRO
Emma Newbery - March 19, 2020
Bogotanos will be forced to stay at home over the holiday weekend in a four-day
citywide shut down, aimed at preparing the city for a serious novel coronavirus
(COVID-19) outbreak.
VISAS IN THE TIME OF THE CORONAVIRUS
Oli Pritchard - March 18, 2020
There’s a lot of information and disinformation flying around about COVID-19,
more commonly known as the coronavirus. We asked Migración Colombia to solve
some of the problems that readers have told us they’re worried about. Here are
the answers
BOGOTÁ TO SHUT DOWN FOR FOUR DAYS IN CORONAVIRUS DRILL
Emma Newbery - March 17, 2020
Bogotá mayor Claudia López announced this evening that the capital would shut
down over the coming bank holiday weekend in an isolation simulation. The mayor
called on people to remain in their houses for four days, beginning on Friday
March 20.
THE PARTY’S OVER: CORONAVIRUS CASES BRING COLOMBIAN CLAMPDOWN
Steve Hide - March 17, 2020
As the coronavirus spreads in Colombia, local authorities are imposing curfews
and banning the sale of alcohol.
DUQUE DECLARES HEALTH EMERGENCY OVER COVID-19
Emma Newbery - March 16, 2020
The number of COVID-19 cases in Colombia reached 54 today, with nine new cases
confirmed in Bogotá this morning.
BOGOTÁ ON ‘YELLOW ALERT’ TO CONTAIN CORONAVIRUS
Steve Hide - March 12, 2020
Bogota awoke to new rules from the authorities aimed at reducing the contagen
and getting ahead of the global outbreak.
VISITORS FROM COUNTRIES WITH HIGH RATES OF CORONAVIRUS MUST SELF-ISOLATE FOR...
Steve Hide - March 11, 2020
Foreigners failing to comply face deportation, say health authorities as
Colombia’s confirmed cases hit nine.
RESTRICTIVE ABORTION LEGISLATION UPHELD IN COLOMBIA
Tasha Sandoval - March 11, 2020
Since 2006, Colombia has been considered a regional leader in defending women’s
reproductive rights. That may have changed on March 2 when the Constitutional
Court voted to uphold its 2006 abortion legislation
SEXUAL HARASSMENT ON CAMPUS: SILENT NO MORE
Genevieve Glatsky - March 8, 2020
Feminist collective Destapa la Olla organise topless demonstration to call
attention to sexual assault on campus and give voice to victims' experiences.
CORONAVIRUS ARRIVES IN COLOMBIA: FIRST CASE CONFIRMED IN BOGOTÁ
Steve Hide - March 6, 2020
In keeping with its globe-trotting character, coronavirus has landed in Colombia
by plane from Italy, according to Bogota-based health officials.
MODAL VERBS: CAN YOU FEEL THE LOVE TONIGHT?
Phil Stoneman - March 3, 2020
Can you use modal verbs correctly, or might you make a mistake? Follow our guide
and you should be perfect.
TODOS SOMOS: FROM CÚCUTA TO BOGOTÁ BY FOOT
Tasha Sandoval - March 2, 2020
Todos Somos is collecting first person narratives from Venezuelan migrants and
refugees and sharing them through books and performance.
STATE OF THE NATION: HIGHER EDUCATION
Tasha Sandoval - February 27, 2020
Higher education funding per student has decreased dramatically in the past
decade and the deficit won’t be easy to bridge.
TIME FOR A TRANSPORTATION TRANSFORMATION: THE REGIOTRAM
Sanoja Bhaumik - February 26, 2020
Beyond Metro and TransMilenio, changes in other forms of transport are set to
take place in the capital region. With RegioTram, bike lanes, and ride-sharing,
residents may have many options for cleaner, more efficient transportation.
TRANSMILENIO TRUMPS TRANVIA ON SÉPTIMA AND AVENIDA 68
Sanoja Bhaumik - February 25, 2020
The controversial TransMilenio on Séptima has failed to gain popular support,
while the TransMilenio on Avenida 68 has the green light.
TRANSPORT BOGOTÁ: CONSTRUCTION TO START ON BOGOTÁ’S METRO
Sanoja Bhaumik - February 24, 2020
Are the brakes finally off for the Bogotá’s metro construction? The constructors
say they will break ground in April.
ART WHISPERS: THIS MONTH’S BOGOTÁ GALLERY ROUND-UP
Sanoja Bhaumik - February 21, 2020
From commentary on the art market to perspectives on the paro, there’s plenty of
art to see in the city.
WHY COLOMBIAN PROTESTS NEITHER REPRESENT A SECOND CHILE NOR ARE PART...
Lukas Kaldenhoff - February 21, 2020
Although Chilean and Colombian unrests have things in common, a comparison of
both country’s protest movements is completely unfounded.
REINVENTED UBER RETURNS TO COLOMBIA
Emma Newbery - February 20, 2020
Uber, the popular rideshare app that was banned from Colombia at the end of
January has found a legal loophole and re-opened its operations.
FILM REVIEW: LA SINFÓNICA DE LOS ANDES
Julio Bedón - February 20, 2020
In La Sinfónica de los Andes, legendary anthropologist and filmmaker Marta
Rodríguez goes into northern Cauca to examine the disastrous consequences of war
on a small Nasa community grieving the loss of numerous children who have fallen
victim of the conflict.
SPANISH LANGUAGE: DO YOU KNOW YOUR EGGS?
Ángela Forero-Aponte - February 19, 2020
Do you know eggs-actly how to order huevos for breakfast? We give you some
eggs-amples of what to say. It’s no yolk.
VENEZUELA: WHEN THE WHEELS FALL OFF…
Gerald Barr - February 17, 2020
Going local goes further afield with a Venezuelan trip where petrol is free and
the shops are full but there’s no money to spend.
EDUCATION FIRST 1-2 CONFIRMS VICTORY FOR HIGUITA IN THE TOUR COLOMBIA
Oli Pritchard - February 16, 2020
EF cycling finished in a 1-2 on the last day to confirm Sergio Higuita’s win in
the six-day race
SECOND VICTORY IN A ROW FOR SEBASTIÁN MOLANO AT TOUR COLOMBIA...
Cesar Augusto Penagos - February 13, 2020
Colombia has turned into a cradle of new sprinters
STATE OF THE NATION: HARD LABOUR
Steve Hide - February 13, 2020
Workers’ rights and salaries are divisive topics in 2020. We look at labour
reforms likely to upset regular workers.
SEBASTIÁN MOLANO A PROPHET IN HIS OWN LAND
Cesar Augusto Penagos - February 12, 2020
Sebastián Molano claimed the first individual stage of Tour Colombia 2.1 in
Duitama.
TOUR COLOMBIA 2.1 ROLLS OFF
Cesar Augusto Penagos - February 11, 2020
The third version of Tour Colombia UCI had a sensational opening after the
victory of Education First that stopped the clock at 18’01”.
VIVA VALENTINE’S DAY! HERE’S A LOOK AT SOME OF THE HOTTEST...
Luke Barnes - February 10, 2020
Despite having Amor y Amistad also widely celebrated in Colombia. Here is a look
at some of the hottest spots around Bogotá for the big date night
THE BUZZ: FINS, FUNGUS AND FAILING FRIENDS
Steve Hide - February 10, 2020
Our roundup of Colombian news that went global in the first weeks of 2020.
STATE OF THE NATION: NO PEACE FOR SOCIAL LEADERS
Lukas Kaldenhoff - February 8, 2020
There were 34 assassinations of social leaders in January alone. We look at the
numbers and ask why there is still no peace for Colombia’s human rights
defenders.
SAKO ASKO: A WINDOW INTO YOUR SOUL
Oli Pritchard - February 7, 2020
The latest exhibition from Sako Asko invites us to examine our own
self-perceptions.
OLI’S BIG TOPIC: CONSEQUENCES SCHMONSEQUENCES
Oli Pritchard - February 6, 2020
After the resignation of the defence minister last year, there have been
immediate repercussions. Is this is a one-off, or a promising sign for the
future?
MARY COSTELLO BLAZES A TRAIL TO CELEBRATE SAINT BRIGID’S DAY
Tasha Sandoval - February 5, 2020
In her talk, “Women’s voices in literature and their role in modern Ireland,” at
la Universidad Nacional Costello admitted to just recently understanding the
uniqueness of her own perspective as a woman writer.
STATE OF THE NATION: PEACE IMPLEMENTATION
bogotapost - February 4, 2020
While there has been some progress, the slow implementation of Colombia’s peace
agreement continues to be a source of discontent, especially as rural
communities continue to suffer violence and displacement. Part two of our
ongoing look at the issues that face the country.
SUR DE BOLÍVAR: NEW RULES
Gerald Barr - February 3, 2020
Colombia’s conflict didn’t disappear, it’s just went under the radar. But for
how long? We report from the troubled region of Sur de Bolívar.
WILL COLOMBIA CATCH THE CORONAVIRUS? WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW.
Steve Hide - January 31, 2020
A new flu-type virus could be the next pandemic. Here’s a Q&A to keep you up to
date…
STATE OF THE NATION: CORRUPTION
Steve Hide - January 29, 2020
‘In post-conflict Colombia, the battles will be about corruption.’ We look at
the bribes that bind, one of the issues that drove so many people to the
streets.
ENGLISH LANGUAGE: WE’RE GOING THROUGH CHANGES
Oli Pritchard - January 13, 2020
As English language changes, you want to be on the right side of his(or
her)tory.
UBER TO LEAVE COLOMBIA AT THE END OF JANUARY
Luke Barnes - January 10, 2020
The ride-sharing app Uber will no longer be available in Colombia from midnight
January 31st onwards, the company announced Friday.
CHRISTMAS SONGS IN COLOMBIA: ALL THE SONGS YOU NEED TO KNOW
Olly West - December 12, 2019
6 Christmas songs you need to know to impress your Colombian friends and family
this festive season.
CHRISTMAS LIGHTS UP COLOMBIA IN DECEMBER
Tasha Sandoval - December 10, 2019
December in Colombia is a magical time and an opportunity to leave the capital
and check out some of the most incredible light displays across the country.
IMPLEMENTING PEACE: GENDER ISSUES LAG BEHIND
Tasha Sandoval - December 7, 2019
Kroc Institute reports that 42% of gender commitments in Colombia’s 2016 peace
agreement have not yet been started, compared with 27% overall.
COLOMBIAN CHRISTMAS 101: EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW
Andrea Lucia Peters - December 7, 2019
If you don’t know your Noche de las velitas from your Nochebuena, now’s the time
to get to grips with Colombian festivities.
HOW TO NOT SHOP TILL YOU DROP AT EXPOARTESANÍAS 2019
Artemis Maria Papoutsakis - December 5, 2019
Expoartesanias is one of the largest handicraft fairs in Latin America and is a
‘must’ for any fans of Colombian culture. Here are five tips to on how to get
the most out of it.
CLASES A LAS CALLES TAKE NATIONAL STRIKE EDUCATION TO THE STREETS
Tasha Sandoval - December 5, 2019
Professors democratise knowledge with free public event.
GUARDIA INDÍGENA JOIN BOGOTÁ MARCHES
Jenna Abaakouk - December 4, 2019
Indigenous groups and Guardia Indígena arrived in the capital in recent days
ready to participate in the third national strike.
THE FOURTEENTH DAY OF PROTEST WILL SEE A THIRD NATIONAL STRIKE
Lukas Kaldenhoff - December 3, 2019
Strike leaders announce ‘El Paro sigue’ after meeting with the government does
not reach consensus on key issues.
‘THE STATE WANTS TO SILENCE US’
Ángela Forero-Aponte - December 3, 2019
Steven Gutiérrez was an eyewitness to the fatal wounding of Dilan Cruz, a young
student shot with anti-riot ammunition by ESMAD. Since denouncing the attack
Gutiérrez has received death threats. He speaks to The Bogotá Post.
LATIN AMERICA RISES UP IN UNISON
Tasha Sandoval - December 2, 2019
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
Tasha Sandoval - December 2, 2019
The small business community is feeling the effects of the protests, but many
still support the movement.
DUQUE’S GRAND DEBATES: THE ENVIRONMENT
Ángela Forero-Aponte - November 29, 2019
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
Lukas Kaldenhoff - November 29, 2019
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
Tasha Sandoval - November 28, 2019
Conversatorio Mujeres Poderosas brings powerhouse women in journalism
head-to-head
FILM REVIEW: KNIVES OUT
Julio Bedón - November 28, 2019
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
Tasha Sandoval - November 27, 2019
How this peaceful protest method originated and how bogotanos are making it
their own.
TOQUEROLAZO: MUSIC FOR THE PEOPLE
Jenna Abaakouk - November 26, 2019
Toquerolazo de Queda: Local musicians add a new note to the protests.
DILAN CRUZ, FACE OF A GENERATION
Oli Pritchard - November 26, 2019
Dilan Cruz, who was shot by ESMAD on Saturday, has died in hospital.
COLOMBIA’S STRIKE LEADERS TELL THE GOVERNMENT TO LISTEN
Genevieve Glatsky - November 26, 2019
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
Genevieve Glatsky - November 25, 2019
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?
Oli Pritchard - November 24, 2019
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
Emma Newbery - November 23, 2019
A young protestor was struck by a grenade on Saturday night, leaving him
fighting for his life
BOGOTÁ CURFEW: WHAT HAPPENED ON FRIDAY NIGHT?
Oli Pritchard - November 23, 2019
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.
CACEROLAZOS: RECLAIM THE CALLES
Oli Pritchard - November 22, 2019
Out and about in last night’s cacerolazos as spontaneous demonstrations break
out across the country.
COLOMBIA PROTESTS: HEAR IT FROM THE PEOPLE
Genevieve Glatsky - November 22, 2019
Colombia saw hundreds of thousands (possibly even millions) of people joining
the national strike.
WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT COLOMBIA’S NATIONAL STRIKE
Emma Newbery - November 20, 2019
Tensions have been rising in the run up to Colombia’s national strike which will
take place tomorrow, November 21.
COLOMBIA’S KEY LOCAL ELECTION OUTCOMES MARK A SHIFT AWAY FROM THE...
Patrick Edwards - October 30, 2019
For the first time since the 2016 peace agreement, the Colombia’s political
elite fared poorly in the...
BIRD TOURISM IN COLOMBIA TAKES FLIGHT — AS THREATS TO VITAL...
Kristen Cronon - May 9, 2019
Caption: Saffron-crowned tanager — Photo courtesy of Pedro Arturo Camargo
Martinez, Biologist with Asociación Calidris At sunrise last...
GUZMÁN: COLOMBIA’S FORGOTTEN HISTORY OF PEACE
Sergio Guzman - April 26, 2019
Colombians negotiated a landmark peace agreement that slowly crumbled as the
State was unable to live up to its promise of economic...
GUZMÁN: WHY THEY WON’T STOP PROTESTING IN CAUCA
Sergio Guzman - March 29, 2019
March for the defense of the JEP, Special Jurisdiction for peace in Spanish.
Protestants march against the objections made by...
GUZMÁN: THE OPPOSITION WILL BE DEFEATED IF IT DOESN’T UNITE
Sergio Guzman - March 19, 2019
Special Jurisdiction for Peace (JEP) Photo courtesy of Oficina de prensa JEP
Duque’s objections to the JEP presented...
THE INAUGURATION OF NICOLAS MADURO ACCORDING TO TWITTER
Jordan Jones - January 10, 2019
Nicolas Maduro speaking to the Supreme Tribunal of Justice in February 2017.
(Photo courtesy of the Venezuelan government)
A CROSSHAIR ON THEIR BACKS: THE SEEMINGLY UNSTOPPABLE CRISIS BEHIND THE...
Sergio Guzman - January 10, 2019
The killings of social leaders continue unabated in Colombia. The assailants and
motives behind the killings vary...
RIVER BOATS, CARACAS CONNECTIONS AND FLYING HIPPOS: THE BOGOTÁ BUZZ IS...
bogotapost - March 9, 2023
Our regular round-up of Colombia news that caught the world’s eye. Pablo’s
hippos: wild ones...
WOMEN’S DAY IN BOGOTÁ 2023: WHAT HAPPENED?
Poppy Askham - March 9, 2023
Thousands of people took to the streets yesterday, sporting purple and green
pañuelos to mark International Women’s Day in Bogotá.
“OUR RESISTANCE IS EDUCATION”: THE SOCIAL OBSTACLES TO ABORTION ACCESS IN...
Poppy Askham - March 8, 2023
Educator and activist Mariana Sanz de Santamaría is determined to break down
social stigma through reproductive rights education and increase abortion
access...
GOING LOCAL: 15 MINUTE CITIES – IS BOGOTÁ ONE?
bogotapost - March 6, 2023
The ‘everything local’ urban concept of 15 minute cities – coined by a Colombian
living in Paris - is now under attack...
FESTIVAL ESTÉREO PICNIC 2023: QUIEN PUTAS ES HIGUITA EN CHANCLAS?
Oli Pritchard - March 5, 2023
In the run-up to Festival Estéreo Picnic 2023, we’re interviewing the local
talent that are the heart and soul of the musical...
TU VS USTED: TÚ OR NOT TO TÚ? THAT IS THE...
Sergio Trujillo - March 3, 2023
Make the right decision on tú vs usted! Some Colombian people might feel
uncomfortable with the ‘wrong’ pronoun when...
NEW MEASURES ANNOUNCED IN BOGOTÁ AS AIR POLLUTION LEVELS FAIL TO...
Tom Driver - March 2, 2023
Bogotá, Colombia has declared a Phase 1 environmental alert for the second time
in three weeks.
THE BOGOTA POST’S 2023 TOP 15 PLACES TO WORK IN COLOMBIA
Miguel Guevara - March 1, 2023
With one of the strongest regional economies and a huge labor force of over 22
million people,...
THE QUEST OF COLOMBIA’S #1 HACKER TO SOLVE LATAM’S CRYPTO INSECURITY
Natasha Pentin - February 16, 2023
Jose Pino, one of the world’s best hackers and security researchers, has helped
over 30 major internet companies—including Microsoft and Harvard University—with
cybersecurity. Now, he’s building his own financial technology company to help
solve Latin America’s crypto uncertainties.
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