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After the Storm

Film Review: After the Storm

[caption id="attachment_29907" align="aligncenter" width="674"] After the Storm opened in theatres on May 17, 2018.[/caption] The setup for Japanese...

The Colombian Ambush

‘The Colombian Ambush’: The videos that trick gringos into learning about Colombia’s history

A baker from Marinilla, a street seller from Santuario, a manager from Bogotá, a fisherman from Cartagena, a coffee-maker from Tolima, a farmer from...

Accomplishing Burger Master: The Bogotá Post shamefully eat their way through Colombia’s favourite burger initiative

[caption id="attachment_29755" align="aligncenter" width="300"] Photo courtesy of Jonathan Hernández/Espacio[/caption] On the premise of cheap...

Somos Calentura

Crocs, Calor and Chapecoense: Colombia Buzz

[caption id="attachment_29629" align="aligncenter" width="960"] Colombian street dance movie Somos Calentura (We Are the Heat) is pegged for...

Bogotá Fashion Week: A time machine in the middle of the runway

[caption id="attachment_29519" align="alignnone" width="960"] Faride Ramos with her latest collection called ‘Bogotá Sartorial’ at the Bogotá...

Battle of the buildings: The terrors of Colombian resident associations

[caption id="attachment_29466" align="alignnone" width="960"] The dreaded residents' associations meetings take common sense and push it out of a top...

Tribal traditions take over at Bogotá Fashion Week

This year’s Bogotá Fashion Week is expected to be the most Colombian inspired ever. While the country’s indigenous languages, rituals and...

Mafalda: the little girl with big ideas at FILBo

[caption id="attachment_29025" align="alignnone" width="1600"] There is rarely not a queue at Mafalda's statue in Buenos Aires Photo:...

Niñas sin miedo foundation: empowering girls through cycling

[caption id="attachment_28978" align="alignnone" width="960"] The Niñas sin miedo foundation, based in Soacha, is there to empower, educate and find...

The Buzz, Colombia in international news outlets

  A heady mix of measles, migrants, a bicycle mugging, and the resurgence of Mayan nuts kept Colombia in the international media last...

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