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Cristina Dorado Suaza

Cristina Dorado Suaza

Cristina Dorado Suaza is a contributing reporter to The Bogota Post. Originally from Medellín but based in Bogota, Cristina is a graduate of the Universidad Externado de Colombia and has worked as a researcher, fact-checker and journalist for Revista Bacanika, the EMPODERAME foundation, as well as The Colombian Femicides Observatory.

Activists gather in Medellín to support abortion rights on global action day

On the Global Day of Action for Access to Safe and Legal Abortion, September 28, a group of activists gathered in Colombia’s second-largest city,...

Colombia’s child welfare institution faces criticism for omitting the word “girl” 

Medellín, Colombia – Feminist organizations have criticized the Colombian Family Welfare Institute (ICBF) after an internal document called...

12 signatories of Colombia’s peace process killed so far in 2026

Creator: Leon Hernandez On September 15, 61-year-old Gerardo Moreno Santana was murdered in a rural area of Planadas, Tolima, in central Colombia,...

99 forced disappearances linked to Colombia armed conflict this year

Families of forcibly disappeared appear at a hearing in Washington DC. Image credit: Oliver Contreras/Eddie Arrossi via Flickr At least 99 forced...

Why Colombia’s ex-President Petro had to get senate approval to leave the country

President Gustavo Petro. Image credit: @infopresidencia via X. On August 12, the Senate approved, by a vote of 73 in favor and 11 against, a...

A nation united: Colombia’s earthquake sparks wave of solidarity

Volunteers in Medellin pack aid supplies for earthquake victims. Image credit: Cristina Dorado Suaza. The 7.4-magnitude earthquake that struck...

Gabo Awards 2026 pay tribute to journalists killed in Colombia

Dancers perform at the 2026. Image credit: Cristina Dorado Suaza. The Gabriel García Márquez (Gabo) Awards for Ibero-American Journalism...

Court holds Colombia police responsible for 18-year-old’s death in 2019 protests

Dilan Cruz's mother holds a picture of him. Image credit: Inter-american Commission on Human Rights via Flickr. The Administrative Court of...

Colombia’s EGC suspends ‘war tax’ as ‘goodwill’ gesture toward President-elect Abelardo de la Espriella

Colombia’s Gaitanist Army of Colombia (EGC), also known as the Clan del Golfo (Gulf Clan), announced they will suspend their "war tax" from July 10...

Colombia passes law mandating gender-focused training for public officials

Colombia’s senate approved the “Jineth Bedoya Lima” law in its final debate yesterday, which introduces mandatory training with gender...

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