
Colombia's urban security situation is undergoing a huge transition. The new reality of Colombia's largest cities demands a change of policing by the authorities to make sure improved security leads to an improved sense of security.

Colombia's urban security situation is undergoing a huge transition. The new reality of Colombia's largest cities demands a change of policing by the authorities to make sure improved security leads to an improved sense of security.

Colombia is hours away from a final decision on the constitutionality of the re-election referendum and the president is weaker and more desperate than ever. Why? Thankfully, he has at last fallen victim to his own “success.”

Colombia Reports has seen incredible growth in 2009. There's no reason to think that this will not continue in 2010, which means the website has the potential to become a serious player in the whole of Latin America.

Cartagena, Colombia, and Casco Viejo, Panama, are two of the most impressive colonial districts in Latin America. Today, these two historic districts are drawing attention after years of neglect and are now closely competing travel and investment hubs.

Cartagena, Colombia's "Riviera" and charming UNESCO city, could be the largest real estate bubble in the world. And when it pops, there is very little visibility as to where the floor is. Cartagena could see price declines in excess of 50% in its "new Miami" - Boca Grande, and far greater in the old city of El Centro where prices have risen beyond the most insane logic.

Colombia these days commemorates the Palace of Justice Siege, a tragic event that occurred over November 6 and 7 1985 in Bogota. A defining event in the history of the country and for which after so many years, there remain no culprits. The siege demonstrates a sorrowful reality and proves that the respect of Human Rights in Colombia remains in its infancy.

Colombia Reports started one and a half years ago as a very basic weblog showing the news we felt was left out of the international media, but has grown out to be tColombia's main news source in English. It's time for a discussion about where we stand. Please let us know what you expect from us.
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