CARTOON: The real Messiah
A Washington Post article which quotes allegations that Colombian President Alvaro Uribe’syounger brother led the “12 Apostles” death squad resulted in renewed controversy about the Uribe family’s links with paramilitaries.
A Washington Post article which quotes allegations that Colombian President Alvaro Uribe’syounger brother led the “12 Apostles” death squad resulted in renewed controversy about the Uribe family’s links with paramilitaries.
Padre “Chucho,” Colombia’s holiest TV personality and a moral authority for millions of Catholic housewives, faces slander charges over comments made in the priest’s morning talk show. Plaintiff Gustavo Rodriguez…
The news of Thursday’s suicide of model and television host Lina Marulanda was received with shock and sadness by Colombians, reported several media. The 29-year-old beauty died after jumping off…
Colombia’s news media is dominated by a handful of powerful families, with deep connections to the political elite. La Silla Vacia is a new politics website which has placed…
Medellin magazine The Arepa decided to spice up its coming issue by putting a bunch of paisas in their underwear on the cover. The English language magazine, which focuses on…
As the March 14th congressional elections draw closer, media outlets in the Valle del Cauca Department are charging candidates for interviews and campaign coverage, breaking journalistic ethics and blurring the…
A blog about day-to-day life in Medellin was recently nominated as one of the top travel blogs in Latin America. MedellinLiving.com was nominated this January as one of the “Best…
February 9 was the Day of the Journalist in Colombia. But after recent bad news, such as the closure of news-weekly Cambio, and reports of journalists being terrorized and intimidated…
The sacking of two directors of news magazine Cambio, and the decision to turn the influential weekly into a monthly magazine, are widely believed to be the result of the…