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Colombia security debate moves to Bogotá as congressman seeks military deployment | The City Paper Bogotá (opens the original)
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A proposal to deploy Colombia’s armed forces in three of Bogotá’s most populous localities has opened a new debate over the role of soldiers in urban security, days after President Abelardo De La Espriella ordered a military deployment in the Caribbean city of Santa Marta following a wave of violence attributed to a criminal organization. José Jaime Uscátegui, a congressman from the right-wing Centro Democrático party, formally asked the national government to militarize the Bogotá localities of
Drone attacks hit police in Cauca and Chocó as Colombia’s displacement crisis deepens | The City Paper Bogotá (opens the original)
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At least 10 police officers were wounded Tuesday in a series of attacks involving drones and explosives in two regions of Colombia, as armed groups continue to employ unmanned aircraft against security forces and the country records a growing number of mass displacement events. The first attack occurred at the former Tunía toll station in the municipality of Piendamó, Cauca, on the Pan-American Highway between Popayán and Cali. Preliminary reports indicated that the attack involved gunfire, expl
Colombia’s Unfinished Business of Peace: De La Espriella and JEP | The City Paper Bogotá (opens the original)
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Ten years after Colombia first signed its historic peace agreement with the FARC, the country’s experiment with transitional justice has reached a critical moment. The anniversary arrives not as a celebration of an uncontested peace, but amid a confrontation over the future of the Special Jurisdiction for Peace, or JEP, the tribunal established to investigate and judge the gravest crimes committed during the country’s armed conflict. At the centre of the dispute is money, but the argument is ult
ARTBO 2026: Four days of art, commerce and Bogotá’s cultural crowd | The City Paper Bogotá (opens the original)
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For four days every September, Bogotá’s art world moves into Ágora Bogotá, where collectors, curators, gallerists, artists, designers, students and the city’s cultural crowd converge for ARTBO, the capital’s annual international art fair. The inauguration of ARTBO has become something of a ritual on Bogotá’s cultural calendar, when a particularly concentrated collection of artists, collectors, gallery owners, cultural grandees, celebrities, socialites and the city’s have-to-be-seen crowd descend
Rubio’s Whirlwind Visit Signals a New Era in U.S.-Colombia Relations | The City Paper Bogotá (opens the original)
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U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s whirlwind visit to Colombia on Tuesday marked a decisive shift in relations between Washington and Bogotá, with President Abelardo De La Espriella presenting his government as a renewed strategic partner for the United States in Latin America. Meeting in Barranquilla, the alternate seat of Colombia’s presidency since De La Espriella took office on August 7, the two leaders discussed security, narcotics trafficking, border cooperation, migration, investment a
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