Gustavo Petro’s approval rating drops to lowest point yet at 30%
By Tom Driver - May 8, 2023
Colombia
Two dead in fights following Medellín’s soccer derby
By Tom Driver - May 2, 2023
Colombia prepares Latin America’s first law on climate displacement
By Tom Driver - April 13, 2023
Teachers, delivery workers protest government reforms in Bogotá
By Tom Driver - March 29, 2023
Colombia launches new digital nomad visa, but is its internet connectivity up to speed?
By Stefania Troncoso - March 14, 2023
“The missing piece of feminism” – the long road to menstrual justice in Latin America
By Emily Hart - February 18, 2022
Election Vertigo? What’s at stake in Latin America’s intense election cycle
By Emily Hart - January 28, 2022
“Scene 1, Take 20!” The guerrillas who swapped Kalashnikovs for cameras
By Emily Hart - January 14, 2022
While the truth is still putting on its shoes, Fake News runs rampant in Latin America
By Emily Hart - December 8, 2021
Five years ago, Colombia ended a half-century civil war with the FARC guerrillas. Where is the peace process now?
By Mimi Yagoub - November 24, 2021
‘I grew up with the guerrilla, but I don’t want to die there’: The story of a former child combatant in Colombia’s armed conflict
By Natalia Velez Lopera - November 23, 2021
The women working towards Chocó’s future
By Kholood Eid - March 31, 2020
How fame impacts Barranquilla’s carnival kids
By Sophie Foggin - March 24, 2020
Colombia’s government is digitalizing social inclusion, expanding connectivity
By Sophie Foggin - March 6, 2020
How the town behind Colombia’s most iconic ‘sombrero’ can cash in on the Orange Economy
By Jordan Jones - January 17, 2020