Bogotá

A group of artisans and two designers from Bogotá are determined to recover the plant’s ancestral use as a pigment and promote its legal market through the Tinta Dulce project

The co-founder of the NGO Valientes warns that, since the pandemic, this crime has been more prevalent in cities such as Cartagena, Medellín and Bogotá, and digital threats have increased

A price comparison with Brazil, Mexico, Colombia and Chile shows the consequences of using the exchange rate as a strategy against inflation

The Colombian tells of the mistreatment to which US authorities subject migrants expelled after the Republican assumed the presidency

Analysts say that to diversify exports, the Petro government must modernize outdated customs processes and combat the lack of interest among business owners

Thousands of former military personnel are hired for large sums to fight in wars or to serve as private security abroad. The network behind this business is in the government’s sights

The Colombian journalist criticizes President Gustavo Petro’s plan for total peace, the reintegration of rapists and violence against female reporters, and has launched a documentary on sexual exploitation in Cartagena

The refrigerators of the best restaurants in Latin America are increasingly filled with the ingredients of the Amazon. In this new culinary revolution, the cultivation of camu camu or mambe is becoming an alternative to illicit economies

Research has found that healthy people who live or work in areas such as Kennedy or Tunjuelito experience alterations to their respiratory system that are very similar to those suffered by a person diagnosed with severe asthma

Founder of the NGO Libertas International, the US citizen has identified Americans who come to Medellín with the purpose of sexually abusing minors

The United Self-Defense Forces of Colombia commander was one of the most feared warlords in the country and has accused heavyweights in the political and business world of having allied themselves with the paramilitary armies

The Colombian capital will become the first city in Latin America to have a permanent envoy from the largest police department in the U.S.

Valeria Casillas faces a bureaucratic labyrinth in both countries, while her attacker, a U.S. citizen, remains at large and continues to harass her

Multiple experts agree that extreme aridity and lack of rainfall have combined to cause over 500 forest fires so far this year. They warn that these conditions will continue until April

There is no evidence of a link between the cases but several of the victims had spent the last hours of their lives with people they met through dating apps

Travel the world to the cafés and eateries where history is made and secrets shared over fine wine and hors d’oeuvres

Candidates from more traditional political backgrounds triumphed in the main mayoral and gubernatorial races, led by Carlos Fernando Galán’s resounding victory in Bogotá

EL PAÍS spent a day following the campaign of the author and senator, who is seeking to become the next mayor of Bogotá. Famous for his narco novels and scripts, one of his best-known works is ‘Without Breasts There Is No Paradise’

The men had shown the Ministry of Education false records of a course taken at a Brazilian university. Many women who underwent cosmetic procedures with them suffered serious side effects

The most recent figures show that the number of planted coca hectares increased from 204,000 to 230,000 in 2022 and the government is rolling out a ‘concerted effort to swap one economy with another’

Now open to the public, Usme Archaeological Park is a space where excavations have found over 2,500 tombs dating back 1,200 years

Murders have increased by 11% compared to 2022, and the issue of security has become central to the electoral campaign

The Colombian ecologist is dealing with a myriad of threats to what is considered the lungs of the world

Civil disobedience takes on new forms of struggle in Paris, London and Bogotá through organized groups that paint cracked sidewalks and turn off brightly lit shop signs, but also to slash tires

The Colombian is one of the authors of a recent study published in ‘Nature’ that warns that we have exceeded seven of the eight variables that they evaluated for maintaining a healthy and just planet

Montreal did more than any other North American city studied. In Europe, London, Paris and Brussels stepped up more than most