Bogotá's iconic free music festival celebrates three decades with a massive roster of over 60 artists performing at Parque Simón Bolívar.

Guerrilla groups have responded to the new Colombian President De la Espriella with attacks, as Bogotá relies on US intelligence to combat narcoterrorism.

Colombia has been struck by one of its largest earthquakes in years, resulting in at least 132 fatalities and prompting the declaration of a state of emergency. Images show that cities near the epicenter sustained major damage, though the capital, Bogotá, appeared largely spared.

Bogotá, Colombia, is implementing new bike lanes, cycling education, and stereotype-breaking initiatives to increase women's participation in cycling, as less than a third of journeys are currently taken by women.

The 16th Bogotá Audiovisual Market is set to highlight a diverse range of projects for 2026, including social issue dramas, Latino procedurals, queer dramas, and 2D animation.

The upcoming election in Bogotá could lead to the new Colombian leader becoming a significant foreign actor in Venezuela's future.

Governo colombiano cancelou subtilmente o encontro depois de uma reunião com autoridades dos EUA em Bogotá. Departamento de Estado disse que visita violaria a revogação do visto imposta a Petro.

The Mayor of Bogotá has sparked public backlash following the extension of the 'ley seca' alcohol ban, drawing criticism from residents and businesses.

This story analyzes the potential candidates and their chances of winning the first round of the 2026 Colombian presidential election. It explores various political dynamics and frontrunners in the upcoming electoral race.

The Colombian congress is holding a hearing to discuss the 1989 Avianca Flight 203 bombing, an attack widely attributed to drug lord Pablo Escobar, which killed all 107 people on board.

An international firm specializing in millionaire relocation has opened in Bogotá, as many of Colombia's super-rich consider leaving the country due to the rise of left-wing politics.

A new report sheds light on the 'invisible damage' inflicted upon animals due to the prolonged conflict in Colombia, detailing the often-overlooked impact on wildlife and domestic animals.

A Colombian mother, who had been actively searching for her daughter missing since 2021, was tragically killed in Valle del Cauca. Her death highlights the dangers faced by those seeking justice for their disappeared loved ones.

In conversation with Claudia López, ex-mayor of Bogotá and presidential candidate  The Bogotá Post

A Portuguese cultural guide highlights upcoming events for Friday, including a medieval fair, a francesinha festival, two theater plays, and concerts by Arde Bogotá and Rita Braga.

The mayor of Medellín is facing criticism after banning the launch of a book about the M-19 guerrilla group, sparking controversy.

Colombia's Special Jurisdiction for Peace (JEP) has revised and increased the official number of 'false positive' killings, extrajudicial executions by the military, to 7,837.

Candidates in the Colombian elections are now preparing for a debate following a reversal by Cepeda. This development sets the stage for a key electoral discussion.

Hit-for-hire murders are on the rise in Bogotá, constituting half of all homicides, driven by sophisticated organized crime, easy access to firearms, and a lack of intelligence data.

The mayor of Bogotá has voiced strong anger regarding a gang leader's involvement as a 'peace negotiator,' sparking controversy over the city's approach to crime and conflict resolution.

Colombia's #MeToo movement is advancing by actively engaging presidential candidates with questions related to gender-based violence and accountability. This initiative aims to bring issues of sexual harassment and assault to the forefront of the political agenda.

Colombian authorities are highlighting their ongoing anti-drug efforts, responding to continued pressure from the United States.

The latest innovation ranking for Medellin provides insights into the city's entrepreneurial landscape and its potential future development.

A new startup in Colombia is working to convert seawater into drinking water, aiming to significantly improve the quality of life on a Colombian island.

Arcade Fire's Win Butler joined The Killers on stage for 'Rebellion (Lies)' and 'When You Were Young' at Festival Estéreo Picnic in Bogotá, where Fran Healy of Travis also performed 'Side'.

A new UN report highlights the alarming statistic that nearly 100 human rights defenders are killed each year in Colombia, underscoring persistent challenges to human rights in the country.

Authorities are investigating who ordered the murder of presidential candidate Miguel Uribe, as the political assassination sends shockwaves through the country.

(ANSA) - BOGOTA, 17 MAR - On the occasion of Italian Design Day 2026, the ADI Design Museum in Milan, in collaboration with the Italian Embassy in Bogotá, the Italian Cultural Institute in Bogotá, and the Pontificia Universidad Javeriana, is organizing the exhibition “Dearest Pinocchio: Italian designers and graphic artists reimagine the world’s most famous puppet.” After Milan, San Francisco, Skopje, Pristina, Tirana, Seattle, Tallinn, Belgrade, Zagreb, Izmir, Bodrum, Toronto, Istanbul, and ...

In the shadow of the Metro  The Bogotá Post

The Pacto Historico political coalition has received an election boost in Bogotá, indicating growing support in the Colombian capital.

Mobile Friendly Peaches Casino Games: Play Anywhere Anytime  The Bogotá Post

A family from Texas moved to Bogotá, Colombia, significantly cutting their expenses by two-thirds and reporting a richer quality of life.

Recent floods in Colombia have reignited debate and controversy surrounding a hydroelectric dam project in the country.

Former leaders of the FARC guerrilla group have issued an apology for coercing children into their ranks during the conflict in Colombia.

Post-conflict: No peace in the Chocó  The Bogotá Post

An article explores the stages of venture capital evolution in Colombia, highlighting its role in fueling the startup ecosystem.

More trouble at Bogotá’s Universidad Nacional?  The Bogotá Post

A moderate earthquake struck Bogotá and surrounding Colombian cities, causing widespread fear among residents but reportedly resulting in no casualties. It follows another significant tremor in the region just two weeks prior.

Colombia has reversed its previous stance, officially recognizing Morocco's sovereignty over Western Sahara. Bogotá stated its intention to revitalize its relationship with Rabat based on a long-term vision.

TIS Studios has opened Stage 7, an 18,300-square-foot soundstage at its Bogotá complex, significantly increasing its capacity for large-scale international film and TV productions in Colombia.

In Colombia, Cepeda is moving towards the political center, while Petro is mobilizing his base to prevent a victory by the radical right. Abelardo de la Espriella is currently the favorite, but the left has gained support from former Bogotá mayor Celia López.

The Italian Ambassador to Bogotá, Giancarlo Maria Curcio, inaugurated the Italian Pavilion at the Alimentec Anuga Select Colombia 2026 fair, emphasizing the strong trade relations between Italy and Colombia in the agri-food sector.

(ANSA) - BOGOTA, 04 GIU - With a message focused on the excellent state of diplomatic relations, friendship, cooperation, business, and shared history between Rome and Bogotá, the Italian Ambassador…

The Mayor of Bogotá has drawn criticism and sparked a backlash following the decision to extend the 'ley seca' alcohol ban in the city.

An article delves into the veracity of claims made by President Gustavo Petro regarding alleged voting fraud in Colombia.

The Bogotá Post has published a candidate guide for Iván Cepeda, providing information relevant to the 2026 Colombian elections.

Abelardo de la Espriella is providing guidance and insights for the coverage of the Colombian election in 2026, as reported by The Bogotá Post.

Colombian banking's customer care services are reportedly in disarray, leading to questions about whether a local startup could provide a viable solution.

Supporters of Abelardo de la Espriella gathered for a rally in Bogotá, demonstrating their backing for the figure.

Venezuela has contradicted Colombia's claims regarding cooperation on military strikes near their shared border, indicating a dispute over cross-border security operations.

A monster truck tragedy has occurred in Cauca, Colombia, further exacerbating the region's existing challenges.

Excitement is building in Colombia as the Panini album fever begins ahead of the upcoming World Cup, with collectors eagerly acquiring stickers.

Colombian authorities are reportedly turning back individuals suspected of being sex tourists at the country's airports.

Indigenous groups in Colombia are recognized as having a crucial role in the country's transition to renewable energy. Their involvement is seen as vital for the success of sustainable development initiatives.

Colombian President Gustavo Petro announced his intention to sue Ecuadorian President Daniel Noboa for slander. This follows comments made by Noboa that Petro deemed defamatory.

Presidential candidates in Colombia have made an appearance at the Governors’ Summit.

The mayor of Bogotá has expressed strong anger regarding a gang leader's involvement as a 'peace negotiator,' highlighting tensions over the approach to peace efforts.

Colombia has announced plans to cull its wild hippo population, a measure aimed at managing the invasive species.

Colombia's highest-ranking Catholic official performed the traditional Holy Week foot-washing rite, including trans women and sex workers, in a gesture of inclusion and humility.

Medellín has been designated as the World Book Capital for 2027, a recognition that highlights the city's ongoing cultural transformation and literary achievements.

Severe floods have impacted the Córdoba region of Colombia, prompting calls for assistance and support for affected communities.

Festival Estéreo Picnic 2026: Anto  The Bogotá Post

Nearly 100 human rights defenders killed every year in Colombia: UN report  The Bogotá Post

Top female journalists demand answers over Colombia ex-president’s Epstein links  The Bogotá Post

An analysis of the outcomes and implications for the Colombian elections in 2026, following the political events of 'March Madness', detailing the winners and losers.

Voters in rural Antioquia, Colombia, are reportedly shifting their support towards Uribismo, expressing disappointment with President Petro's administration.

An interview with Daniel Quintero, the Mayor of Medellín, highlights the city's efforts to establish itself as a District of Science, Technology, and Innovation.

Historic Pact and Democratic Center parties lead Colombia’s legislative elections  The Bogotá Post

Former Colombian president Alvaro Uribe is seeking a senate seat after being acquitted of witness bribery charges.

Colombia's Defense Minister has expressed doubts regarding the ELN's commitment to an election ceasefire.

The Bogotá Post features an interview with Daniela Restrepo, a public relations professional from Colombia, discussing her career and insights.

A report examines the state and evolution of Colombia's e-commerce industry during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Colombia's Ombudsman has issued a warning that the government is not taking sufficient action to safeguard upcoming elections, raising concerns about the integrity of the democratic process.

Banco de Bogotá has announced stronger profits for the second quarter of 2026, as detailed in its recent earnings call transcript.

A controversy has erupted in Colombia regarding the management of rescue teams, as Bogotá reportedly rejected aid from Mexico's 'Los Topos' while accepting units from countries with aligned governments like the US, Ecuador, El Salvador, and Israel.

Colombia's Bogotá Audiovisual Market (BAM) concluded its 17th edition with a significant increase in attendance, the addition of a massive soundstage, and 'Narcos' star-led 'Rookies' winning project prizes.

Over 60 Spanish celebrities, including Toni Acosta and Antonio Resines, have selected their favorite bars, beach bars, and terraces across Spain for the Repsol Guide's 'Soletes' list.

Residents of La Calera, a drought-stricken town near Bogotá, successfully challenged Coca-Cola Femsa over the draining of local springs during severe water rationing. The community fought back against the drinks giant's franchise.

Italian embassies in various countries, including Cuba, Ecuador, and Chile, celebrated Republic Day on June 2. Ambassadors used the occasion to highlight Italy's role as an actor for peace and the importance of diplomacy.

Colombia is gearing up for its 2026 presidential election, which is expected to feature candidates with 'opposite visions' for the country's future.

The Colombian congress is conducting a hearing regarding a 1989 plane bombing that has been attributed to drug lord Pablo Escobar.

Paloma Valencia's potential influence and a guide to the upcoming 2026 Colombian elections are being discussed. The articles focus on her role and the broader electoral landscape.

Troops have been deployed to the Cauca region to help de-escalate and calm clashes occurring between indigenous communities.

Portugal has been announced as the leader of the newly formed Ibero-American Network of Artistic Education, a cooperation platform between Ibero-American Culture Ministries, at the Arts for Peace Congress in Bogotá.

The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) has urged armed groups in Colombia to cease targeting civilians, emphasizing the need to protect non-combatants.

Police are investigating a brutal crime in Bogotá, Colombia, where a 51-year-old Jewish man, Nahum Israel Eber, was found dismembered inside a closet discarded in the middle of the street. He was a member of the Hasidic community.

A drone detected in the airspace of El Dorado Airport in Bogotá, Colombia, caused a temporary suspension of operations at Latin America's busiest airport.

At Modelo penitentiary in Bogotá, a band named Simbiotes is using music to reduce hostilities, build bridges, and create a space of dignity for both guards and prisoners.

Colombian President Gustavo Petro has garnered support for his candidate Iván Cepeda in Bogotá, a development linked to significant increases in the minimum wage.

The ELN guerrilla group reportedly planned to traffic cocaine to Syria in exchange for military-grade weapons. This alleged scheme highlights international illicit trade networks.

Fracttal, a company based in Latin America, has completed the acquisition of one of Spain's oldest and most established maintenance firms.

Colombian authorities are emphasizing their ongoing anti-drug initiatives, responding to continued pressure from the United States.

Bogotá has seen a concerning 70% increase in suicides among the elderly compared to last year, even as the capital's overall suicide rate shows a decline.

Political tensions are escalating in Colombia after a guerrilla group was revealed to be behind the murder of Miguel Uribe.

The Colombian president has declared three days of national mourning following a tragic military plane crash that resulted in the deaths of 69 people.

Festival Estéreo Picnic 2026: Zarigüeya – Proudly political  The Bogotá Post

From Tehran to Bogotá: Iran’s Presence at FILBO  Tehran Times

‘Gaitana IA’: The AI candidate that ran in Colombia’s elections  The Bogotá Post

The Bogotá Metro project continues to operate in the shadow of various challenges and ongoing scrutiny, as reported by The Bogotá Post.

In rural Antioquia, voters are reportedly shifting their support towards Uribismo, expressing disappointment with the current administration of President Petro in Colombia.

Real Player Reviews Highlighting Trino Casinos Security Features  The Bogotá Post

The upcoming Colombian elections in 2026 are approaching, with significant issues and political stakes to be decided this weekend.

Former Colombian president Alvaro Uribe is running for the senate following his acquittal on witness bribery charges.

Colombia's Defense Minister has expressed doubts regarding the ELN rebel group's pledge for an election ceasefire.

Golden lion cider: not beer but delicious  The Bogotá Post

Not half BAD  The Bogotá Post

Colombian authorities raided an ELN rebel hideout south of Bogotá, seizing ammunition and explosives believed to be intended for "terrorist acts" before the parliamentary elections.