Key medical workers in the coronavirus crisis: The respiratory nurse

Many are working from home, others have no work to go to. Some people, though, are key workers for society in the COVID-19 crisis and have to...

Small businesses suffer from the coronavirus lockdown

As talk grows of an extension to the national quarantine due to the coronavirus, many small businesses are worried. Small businesses are often...

What it’s like going out during Bogotá’s quarantine

As the city winds down, it hasn’t quite turned off completely. Parque Nacional is almost empty on the first day of quarantine. Photo: Oli...

Visas in the time of the coronavirus

Worried about your visa/travel situation with the recent coronavirus restrictions? We got answers from Migración Colombia about some common...

Oli’s big topic: You’re not Batman

Taking the law into your own hands isn’t the sign of a functioning society. Batman takes vigilante justice to the next level. We’ve all...

Education First 1-2 confirms victory for Higuita in the Tour Colombia

EF cycling finished in a 1-2 on the last day to confirm the victory for Sergio Higuita in the six-day race The peloton with Team Ineos up front...

Sako Asko: A window into your soul

The latest exhibition from Sako Asko invites us to examine our own self-perceptions. Sako Asko Tucked away behind the shirt shops of quinta and...

Oli’s big topic: Consequences schmonsequences

After the resignation of the defence minister last year, there have been immediate consequences. Is this is a one-off, or a promising sign for the...

English language: We’re going through changes

As English language changes, you want to be on the right side of his(or her)tory. The times they are a-changing. Is your English going in the...

Craft beer culture in Bogotá

Calle 45 is home to a plethora of real ale bars and pubs as the craft beer scene in Bogotá is on the rise. You find many craft beer places in...