Latin Women in Sports: Colombian Soccer Prodigy Mayra Ramírez Scores Big, Takes Spain's Liga F by Storm Thanks to Ramírez's goals, Levante sit in 2nd-place in Liga F just behind FC Barcelona Latin Times · Jan 11, 2024
Kali Uchis: Orquídeas review – urgent Latin beats from a superstar in waiting Less hazy than her recent Red Moon in Venus, the witty Colombian American singer returns with an album centred on reggaeton, cumbia and reggae rhythms The Guardian - UK · Jan 11, 2024
Brits on holiday in Ecuador describe ‘total chaos’ as cartel violence grips country 'I hope everyone can get back to their normal lives but I don't think that's going to happen,' a British tourist said Evening Standard · Jan 11, 2024
Mark Cavendish to bring core of Tour de France sprint train to Tour Colombia Mørkøv, Bol and Ballerini will join Manxman for training camp and race in Colombia Cycling News · Jan 10, 2024
9 of the best cities and towns to visit for a holiday in Colombia From the capital Bogotá to salsa-centric San Antonio, here are the destinations that deliver The Independent UK · Jan 9, 2024
Colombia, Ecuador Bust Drug Group Earning $2 Bn Yearly, Exporting 5 Tons Of Cocaine Monthly The police operation ran for at least one year to capture Colombian brothers Hader and Dairon Cuero, leaders of Los Curva. Latin Times · Jan 8, 2024
UN chief names a new envoy to scope out the chances of reviving Cyprus peace talks U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has named a former Colombian foreign minister to scope out the chances of reviving talks to resolve Cyprus’ ethnic divide The Independent UK · Jan 5, 2024
Migrants’ mental health in Chicago a looming crisis Support groups are trying to address obstacles to care that include language barriers and a persistent shortage of mental health workers. Chicago Sun-Times · Jan 5, 2024
A new immigration policy that avoids a dangerous journey is working. But border crossings continue Migrants are arriving in the U.S. under the Biden administration’s new “safe mobility offices,” set up in Colombia, Guatemala, Costa Rica and Ecuador The Independent UK · Jan 5, 2024
8 of the best countries to visit in South America, from Brazil to Argentina Visit the continent’s awe-inspiring landscapes, cultural heritage sites and buzzing cities, from well-known destinations like Rio De Janeiro to more unsung locations such as Montevideo The Independent UK · Jan 5, 2024
Ancestral spirit: can brewing a traditional moonshine help Colombia’s youth avoid gangs? Viche, a sugar cane-based drink made by African-Colombian communities for centuries, is slowly gaining legality and respectability The Guardian - UK · Jan 4, 2024
Julio Teheran's Stylish Cruise Adventure in Cartagena, Colombia Julio Teheran shows off his sleek black outfit on a luxurious cruise, enjoying the sea voyage with style and sophistication in Cartagena, Colombia. Top News · Jan 3, 2024
Record half million people crossed the treacherous Darién Gap in 2023 Jungle between Colombia and Panama marks the start of the dangerous trek north from South America to the United States The Guardian - US · Jan 3, 2024
Three People Arrested in Argentina Under Suspicion of Planning a Terrorist Attack Among the detainees is a Syrian man who was holding Colombian and Venezuelan passports Latin Times · Jan 3, 2024
Latin Times · Jan 3, 2024 Colombian Senator's Brother Pleads Guilty In New York To Smuggling Charge The 64-year-old was arrested in Colombia in February 2022 and extradited to the United States in January last year by President Gustavo Petro.
WEKU · Dec 30, 2023 For Colombia's most beloved cyclist, winning isn't the point Rigoberto Urán has never won the Tour de France or Olympics gold. But he's still a superstar. "I think lots of people identify with me because they want to win but don't quite make it," he says.
The Guardian - UK · Dec 29, 2023 ‘Tremendously unfair’: Latin America’s strictest junk food law divides shoppers in Bogotá Colombia became one of the first countries in the world to tax ultra-processed foods earlier this year and customers are feeling the impact
Bored Panda · Dec 28, 2023 Colossal Shakira’s Statue Is Unveiled In Colombia, And People Are Making The Same Joke About It The 20-foot-tall Statue Of Liberty equivalent for pop culture enthusiasts was recently unveiled in Barranquilla. The post Colossal Shakira’s Statue Is Unveiled In Colombia, And People Are Making The Same Joke About It first appeared on Bored Panda.
International Business Times · Dec 28, 2023 In Colombia, Illegally Felled Timber Repurposed To Help Bees In northeast Colombia, police guard warehouses stacked high with confiscated timber with a noble new destiny: transformation into homes for bees beleaguered by pesticides and climate change.
The Guardian - US · Dec 27, 2023 Nearly 21ft bronze statue of Shakira unveiled in her home town in Colombia In social media posts, the singer thanked the sculptor Yino Márquez and his students for their ‘enormous artistic talent’
Marie Claire · Dec 27, 2023 There is Now a *Giant* Bronze Statue of Shakira in Colombia Hips that don't lie, supersized.
Latin Times · Dec 27, 2023 Colombia's Guerrilla Group ELN Says Kidnappings Will Stop If Government Finances Ceasefire ELN leader admitted that such an agreement was made during a recent meeting over peace talks in Mexico City, noting that the Colombian government had also agreed to create a committee that will find ways to fund the peace talks as well as the current ceasefire.
International Business Times · Dec 27, 2023 Five Breakout Sporting Stars In 2023 In 2023, Sha'Carri Richardson finally came good on the global stage, while Victor Wembanyama quickly left his mark on the NBA and Rachin Ravindra lit up the Cricket World Cup.
International Business Times · Dec 27, 2023 A Migrant's Odyssey From Venezuela To The United States Lying in the jungle with a gun pointed at him, Marcel Maldonado remembered his mother's warning about the dangers of migrating overland to the United States -- and wondered if he'd get out alive.
The Independent UK · Dec 26, 2023 Colombia's ELN rebels say they will only stop kidnappings for ransom if government funds cease-fire The head of Colombia’s largest remaining rebel group says it will only abide by a recent agreement to suspend the kidnappings of civilians for ransom if the government keeps its promise to finance projects that could provide the rebels with alternate sources of income