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Oli Pritchard

Festival Cordillera 2025: Latin Power hits Bogotá

Bogotá is gearing up for Festival Cordillera 2025, kicking off in the capital next weekend. The event is on both Saturday and Sunday in Parque...

Bogotá Pride 2025: Inside the LGBTI Museum

With Bogotá Pride 2025 coming up fast, we took a trip to the country’s only museum of LGBTI culture. The entrance to the Museo LGBTI of...

Crossing the Cordillera to Bogotá once more

Festival Cordillera 2025 has released its day-by-day lineup as the capital starts gearing up for the Latin extravaganza. Full lineup for Festival...

Honours even at Campín between Santa Fe and Medellín

A 0-0 bore draw on a cold Tuesday night in Bogotá means there’s still everything to play for between Independiente Santa Fe and Independiente de...

The Lion roars while El Tigre explodes

The second clasico bogotano of the playoffs saw Santa Fe eliminate Millonarios and book a finals spot against Independiente de Medellín. Falcao...

Is ‘Paz Total’ Actually Total Failure?

The never-defined project of Paz Total appears to have had little to no effect on violence in Colombia, with things getting markedly worse recently...

Silence on the march, but not on social media

70 thousand people march in the centre of Bogotá following the assassination attempt last week on senator Miguel Uribe Turbay. The march was in...

Miguel Uribe Hospitalised After Assassination Attempt

Miguel Uribe Turbay speaking. Image courtesy of Wikicommons Presidential pre-candidate Miguel Uribe Turbay is in a critical state following the...

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...

2025 in Colombia: A year for surprises?

In what could well be a turbulent year, Colombia has little in the way of big events for 2025, but a number of things bubbling away under the...

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