Posted by Joey O'Gorman | Aug 22, 2012 | Culture
The northern Colombian city of Barranquilla was named the American Capital of Culture 2013. The distinction coincides with the 200th anniversary since the Baranquilla was granted the title of a town, although it is much older...
Read MorePosted by Joey O'Gorman | Aug 21, 2012 | Lite
Colombian brewers have been in a legal battle with 20th Century Fox, saying the “Duff” brand cannot belong to the News Corporation subsidary as it only appears “in a fictional world,” reported French news...
Read MorePosted by Joey O'Gorman | Aug 21, 2012 | News
The guilty plea of former President Alvaro Uribe’s security chief who admitted to working with paramilitary groups prompted discussions in Colombia’s congress Tuesday to come up with measures to prevent dirty...
Read MorePosted by Joey O'Gorman | Aug 21, 2012 | News
The youngest son of Colombian president Juan Manuel Santos, joined the ranks of his country’s army on Tuesday. “It is an honor as a Colombian that my son has now entered the ranks of our army. All honor to our armed...
Read MorePosted by Joey O'Gorman | Aug 21, 2012 | Economy
Colombian coal exports were expected to increase to 165,000 tons per day as a four-week strike by rail-workers ended Monday. On Monday, coal prices dropped sharply as exports from Colombia resumed and the Atlantic seaborne coal...
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