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Claudia Lopez Mayor Bogota

Who is Claudia López, Bogota’s first openly gay, female mayor?

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Colombia Local Elections 2019

A forecast of Colombia’s upcoming local elections

Sophie Foggin - September 26, 2019
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Medellín’s women-centered political movement is ready for city council

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Palace of justice, Bogota

Opinion: The lies of Colombia’s politicians should not go unpunished

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Indigenous communities in Cauca are now in their 18th day of protest against the government.

Guzmán: Why they won’t stop protesting in Cauca

Sergio Guzman - March 29, 2019

What is the future of Ley Seca in Colombia?

Jeffrey Kitt - June 14, 2018

Mas Aguacate, Menos Petroleo: A day at a Petro political rally

Tamara Davison - May 18, 2018

Ivan Duque chosen as Centro Democratico’s presidential candidate as other endorsements...

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