The effort to decontaminate the Bogotá River, both physically and politically
The once-sacred tributary receives about 690 tonnes of pollutants daily. Investment, oversight and massive anti-corruption efforts will be required to…
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The once-sacred tributary receives about 690 tonnes of pollutants daily. Investment, oversight and massive anti-corruption efforts will be required to…
ByCycling is popular in Colombia, but women in the capital say there are several reasons why they don't regularly commute…
ByMuseo Casa de la Memoria is leaning into its ability to transmit complex information in a simple, factual way while…
ByAlmost every Sunday morning for the past ten years, Carlos Andres Velez has taken his dog Annaid (Dianna spelled backwards)…
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ByAt the end of September the Colombian government signed a peace deal with left wing guerrilla group Las Farc, an…
ByThe Colombian city of Medellín is famous for a lot of things. Being the former home of deceased drug lord…
ByColombia’s second city has been forced to take drastic measures to combat the dizzying levels of pollution that the city…
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