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Colombian Presidential Candidate Miguel Uribe Shot in Bogota

Colombia Politics · Colombia

Colombian Presidential Candidate Miguel Uribe Shot in Bogota

35% Right coverage: 96 sources

Colombian senator and presidential candidate Miguel Uribe Turbay was shot at an event in Bogota, with his condition still unclear.See the Story

New corruption charges against Petro’s ex-Finance Minister and Chief of Staff

Corruption · Colombia

New corruption charges against Petro’s ex-Finance Minister and Chief of Staff

Corruption charges against Colombia’s ex-Finance Minister, Ricardo Bonilla, and former head of the Presidential Administrative Department (DAPRE), Carlos Ramón González, moved forward this week. The two former officials and close allies of President Gustavo Petro had previously been implicated in a scandal related to the alleged misallocation of funds from Colombia’s disaster risk agency (UNGRD). The Attorney General’s Office announced plans to …Read Article

From García Márquez to Juan Valdez: Colombia’s pavilion at the 2025 World Expo

Americas · Colombia

From García Márquez to Juan Valdez: Colombia’s pavilion at the 2025 World Expo

Osaka, Japan – Every five years, governments around the world invest time, labor and money into putting on an exhibition representing their country on the global stage. The occasion: the World Expo, an event dating back to 1851 when London hosted the first ‘Great Exhibition’. Despite sweeping global changes since its origins in the Victorian age, from world wars to pandemics to technological revolutions, the expo tradition continues to this day…Read Article

Why Doesn't Every Body Matter?

FILBo 2025: Panel discusses the way violence and conquest imprint themselves on people’s bodies. Ángela Forero-Aponte If not every body matters, will we be able to attain peace? This was the question raised when Paola Uparela (assistant professor of Hispanic Literature), Maria Victoria Uribe (anthropologist and historian), and Juan Pablo Aranguren (psychologist) got together in FILBo 2025. What became very clear in an intense panel is that not…Americas · Gaza Read Article

How Colombia is responding to a deadly Yellow Fever outbreak

A left lateral view of a female, Aedes aegypti mosquito. Image credit: U.S. Center for Disease Control. Colombian authorities are trying to contain a Yellow Fever Outbreak following President Gustavo Petro’s declaration of a health emergency on April 15. The Pan American Health Organization recorded twice as many cases in the Americas in the first three months of 2025 compared to all of 2024, noting a “particularly concerning” situation in Tolim…Gustavo Petro · Colombia See the Story

Confusion and concern surround peace agreement with Colombian rebel group

Uniforms belonging to demobilized members of the Frente 33 in January 2025. Image credit: @petrogustavo via X. The Colombian government announced on Saturday a “peace zone” agreed with the Frente 33 FARC dissident group, which has been engaged in fierce clashes with the National Liberation Army (ELN) since January in the northeast Catatumbo region. President Gustavo Petro declared on X that “Catatumbo’s peace begins” with the deal, which will se…Americas · Colombia Read Article

Petro pushes plebiscite before the masses at May Day march

67% Left coverage: 3 sources

March in favor of the referendum. Image credit: Alfie Pannell Bogotá, Colombia – Colombian President Gustavo Petro took advantage of Thursday’s May Day marches to continue his campaign for a popular vote on his proposed labor reforms. The leader addressed thousands of supporters in Bogotá’s Plaza Bolívar, outlining the 12 questions he wants to bring to the people while brandishing the sword of Simon Bolívar, Colombia’s independence hero. But des…First Lady · Colombia See the Story

Water Rationing Ends, But Problems Remain

The year-long water rationing in Bogotá has finally come to an end, but structural issues persist. A water truck in Chapinero in 2021 A beautifully sunny April morning greeted the news that water rationing has come to an end in Bogotá. The sun was high in the sky for the first time in a while after the traditional spring downpours that have refilled the city’s water supplies. We’re not out of the woods yet, though, with many of the problems le…Americas · Colombia Read Article

Learning to drive in Bogotá

The traffic is mad, but classes cost less in Colombia’s capital Bogotá taxi drivers watch TV, message their friends, chat and drive all at once. Photo credit: Steve Hide. Learning to drive is unlikely to be the numero uno task on your to-do list in Bogotá, but you might want to think again. The rising cost of driving lessons in Europe and the US is motivating more overseas residents to take a course in Colombia’s capital. “Most of our expat stu…Latin America · Colombia Read Article

Medellín named third best city for food in the world

Medellín at night. Image credit: Pixabay. Medellín has been named the third best city in the world for food in TimeOut Magazine’s global ranking for 2025. The list of 20 cities was based on a survey of locals as well as expert opinions. Medellín came behind Bangkok, at number two, and New Orleans in first place. The recognition has been well received by local restaurateurs who believe it will boost the city’s global reputation. To compile its…Latin America · Colombia Read Article

No bodies hidden in Bogotá’s airport, special court rules

Colombia's special court has ruled out rumours of mass bodies hidden at Bogota´'s El Dorado Airport, ending months of speculation.Americas · Colombia Read Article

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