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Petro Accuses Former FM of Plotting to Overthrow Him

Gustavo Petro · Colombia

Petro Accuses Former FM of Plotting to Overthrow Him

58% Center coverage: 17 sources

Colombian President Gustavo Petro filed a lawsuit Wednesday against former Foreign Minister Álvaro Leyva for allegedly plotting to remove him from power. The former official has been accused of treason, libel, slander, conspiracy to commit sedition, and incitement to commit a crime.See the Story

Arrests Made but Still Questions in Miguel Uribe Shooting

First Lady · Waterbury

Arrests Made but Still Questions in Miguel Uribe Shooting

Coverage: 2 sources

It’s been three weeks since the presidential candidate barely survived gunfire in a Bogotá park. Some criminals have been netted – but the big fish swim free. Here’s an update… The vigil outside the Bogotá hospital where senator Miguel Uribe is still in a serious state. Photo: Steve Hide How is the senator doing? A slight improvement. According to the hospital treating the 39-year-old politician, his condition passed from “critical” to “serio…See the Story

Honours Even at Campín Between Santa Fe and Medellín

Americas · Medellín

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 Medellín. Fans before kick off at El Campín. Photo courtesy of Charles Parkinson The final round of playoff games before the Colombian league finals were full of drama as the clásico capitalino saw Santa Fe upset Millonarios in the midst of controversy. However, that didn’t carry through to the first le…See the Story

“No Copper”messages aim to stop cable theft

Telecom giant paints the Bogotá pavements as part of a campaign to keep networks intact. Yellow lettering stating “there’s no copper” is ETB’s answer to widespread cable theft. Photo: Steve Hide To combat rampant cable theft in Bogotá, telecommunications company ETB has come up with a surprisingly low-tech solution: spray painting “There’s No Copper” on manhole covers across the Colombian capital. And, perhaps more surprisingly, this simple fix…Americas · Colombia Read Article

International hiring in Colombia grows by 55% as remote work surges: report

According to a report from Deel, international hiring in Colombia saw double-digit growth this past year. Within Latin America, Colombia saw a 55% increase compared to the prior year. Leading hiring cities in the report included Bogotá, Medellín, and Cali. Due to unstable foreign exchange markets, many workers in Colombia now also prefer payments in U.S. dollars. In 2024, dollar payments increased throughout all of Latin America, with Colombia …Americas · Colombia Read Article

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 Bogotá Closeted away in a backstreet of Santa Fe is the Museo Stonewall, or Museo LGBTI, of Bogotá. With Pride on this weekend (Sun 29th June), it seems an apposite time to visit. It’s the only museum of its type in Colombia and a mere ten years old. In recent years, Bogotá has taken huge steps towards acceptan…LGBTQ+ · Colombia Read Article

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 Cordillera 2025 If you’re looking to explore Latin music in Bogotá, Festival Cordillera 2025 could be perfect for you. Featuring up-and-coming talent from across the continent as well as heavyweight names such as Carlos Vives, Fito Paéz, Miguel Bosé, Zoé and Rubén Blades, it’s the perfect introduction …Americas · Colombia Read Article

Battle of the bike lanes

Campaigners warn of plan to allow electric motorbikes on city’s cycle routes Pedestrians, bicycles and e-bikes already share Bogotá’s congested footpaths. The problem could get worse with planned legislation to allow larger motorbikes. Photo: Steve Hide Bogotá’s chaotic cycle paths could get even more congested if powerful electric motorbikes are legalized to cruise the exclusive lanes, currently restricted to pedal power and much lighter power…Americas · Colombia Read Article

Colombia Joins BRICS-Backed Bank in Shift Toward New Financial Order

67% Left coverage: 6 sources

BRICS · Colombia See the Story

Bogotá’s 'Regiotram' Is Back on Track

Work starts on long-awaited light rail projected to connect commuter towns to Colombia’s capital, part of transport solutions at last taking shape. Artist’s impression of the electric train planned to run from Bogotá to towns on the western plains. It’s been a slow train coming, but after much planning, several false starts, and deferred deadlines, vital track work for the Regiotram de Occidente will now begin in Colombia’s capital in earnest. …LRT · Colombia See the Story

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 didn’t take it well. In tense scenes on a cold Thursday night in Bogotá, the clásico bogotano ended up in a 2-1 victory for Santa Fe over bitter rivals Millonarios, sending the red half of the city into raptures as they prepare for the final while the blue half was left seething and cursing VAR. There w…Americas See the Story

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