Starstruck: Three Stages Of Grief

Starbucks have decided to sell ice to the eskimos: and Luisa Leon wonders why Colombians are queuing for the privilege   When I first saw...

First Colombian Starbucks

The world’s largest coffee chain sparks debate as it opens its doors for the first time in the capital By Steven Grattan [caption...

Fears over new FARC offensive

Amid attacks on power lines, an aqueduct and a series of bombings, army repositions troops By Steven Grattan An eruption of FARC attacks in the past...

Copy-Wrong

Andres Izquierdo takes a look at the Colombian Audiovisual Market in the New Digital Arena (more…)

Cops Seize Ancient artifacts

By Laura Sharkey Colombian police last week discovered more than 800 archeological artifacts in the La Cruz municipality of Nariño Department, and...

Report: Attacks Up

ELN has increased attacks as part of ‘strategy to enter peace talks’ By Mark Kennedy The Colombian guerrilla group the National Liberation...

Peace Talks ‘Can End’

But conflict victims still preparing to fly to Havana, Cuba and meet both FARC and Gov’t negotiators By Mark Kennedy The Colombian President...

Colombia Runs Dry

By Greg Haugan THERE IS growing alarm as large portions of Colombia continue to experience severe drought, including the northern departments of...

20 Years of Head-Banging

Rock al Parque celebrates its 20th birthday by reconnecting with its heavy metal roots. Daniel Brody takes a look at the line up. (more…)

Bogota Pride 2014

[caption id="attachment_19291" align="aligncenter" width="960"] The streets of Bogotá were a spectacle as the Pride parade took...