Colombia
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AMERICAS
Colombia Fighters Tied To Sudan Genocide Spark Sweeping U.S. Crackdown
A new U.S. Treasury press release exposes a Colombia-led mercenary pipeline sending ex-soldiers to Sudan, recruiting even children for the…
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AMERICAS
Trump’s War Talk Pulls Mexico and Colombia into Crosshairs Again
As Donald Trump weighs extending U.S. military power over Mexico and Colombia, Latin America confronts an old fear in new…
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LIFE
How Colombia’s El Chato Redefined Latin America’s Fine Dining Map
Colombia’s restaurant El Chato, crowned Latin America’s Best Restaurant 2025, turns Bogotá’s biodiversity, migrant histories and neighborhood energy into fine…
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ANALYSIS
Colombia’s Expanded Gender Labels Raise Questions About Privacy, Safety, and Policy
As Colombia prepares to let citizens mark “trans” and “non-binary” on ID cards, we should pause. In a country with…
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LIFE
Bogotá Ballroom Beats Turn Queer Survival Into Glittering Radical Joy
Under neon lights and pounding beats, Bogotá's ballroom scene has become a refuge where queer and trans Colombians turn dance…
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AMERICAS
Colombia Airstrikes, Child Soldiers, And A Fractured Peace Process Today
Colombia's latest airstrikes against FARC dissidents have killed recruited children, igniting a storm over humanitarian law, presidential responsibility, and the…
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LIFE
Colombian Fishermen Caught Between Cartel Wars and Washington’s Distant Guns
On Colombia's Caribbean shore, families who once feared storms and pirates now talk about something stranger and more terrifying: unseen…
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SPORTS
James Rodríguez: Colombia’s Reluctant Nomad Still Searching for a Final Home
At 34, Colombian icon James Rodríguez has crossed three continents and worn twelve club shirts. His latest chapter in Mexico…
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ECONOMY
From Colonial Port to Global Forum: How Santa Marta Became the Voice of Two Continents
Between Caribbean surf and the snowy peaks of the Sierra Nevada, Santa Marta, Colombia's oldest city, became the stage for…
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AMERICAS
Forty Years Later, the Palace Still Burns: Colombia’s Reckoning with Memory
Forty years after the Palace of Justice siege, Colombia is still living in the smoke. The anniversary has turned screens…
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