Monthly Archives: July 2016

Bogotá Stereotype No5: Gomelo Students

Posted on July 15, 2016 by Richard

As you wander along Bogotá’s San Francisco River (otherwise known as the Eje Ambiental) perhaps admiring the bathing facilities designed by Colombian architect Rogelio Salmona for the city’s superabundance of street-dwelling indigents, or you’re enjoying a stroll through the Plaza … Continue reading →

Posted in Journalism | Tagged bogota, bogota stereotypes, candelaria, colombia, gomelo, gomelo university students, huevon, javeriana, marica, sloane, students in bogota | 5 Comments

Morales, Bolivar, ground zero as to why Colombia is not at peace

Posted on July 4, 2016 by Richard

A great deal has been written about regarding the Colombian Government’s peace dialogues with the FARC guerrillas. I have spoken at length about this moment and indeed written a good many news articles about the topic and while I wholeheartedly … Continue reading →

Posted in Colombia Calling, Journalism, Journeys | Tagged alex egerton, bacrim, bolivar, ELN Guerrillas, FARC, gamarra, indiegogo, lonely planet colombia, magdalena river, mompos, Morales, morales bolivar, peace in colombia, travel in colombia | Leave a comment

Monthly Archives: July 2016

Bogotá Stereotype No5: Gomelo Students

Morales, Bolivar, ground zero as to why Colombia is not at peace

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