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Bogota Stereotype No2: The Bicinazi

Posted on December 10, 2015 by Richard

Don’t even get me started on the inexplicable night-time ciclovia, I promised myself that this wouldn’t end up as a rant and so I must direct my attentions back to my next Bogotá Stereotype, No 2 the Bicinazi. It’s a … Continue reading →

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Beautiful Bogota or How I Came to Love the Smog

Posted on February 26, 2013 by Richard

Something has to give in beautiful Bogota. The smog in this city now borders on the ludicrously dangerous. I have not looked for statistics on cases of juvenile asthma or other respiratory conditions, I’ll leave that to the experts in … Continue reading →

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Bogota’s Transport: Indifference and Corruption.

Posted on February 19, 2012 by Richard

On the back of an opinion piece I penned some days ago, I find myself wondering about the state of Bogota and what the future has in store for the Colombian capital. I mentioned that problems of noise contamination and … Continue reading →

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Tag Archives: cycling in bogota

Bogota Stereotype No2: The Bicinazi

Beautiful Bogota or How I Came to Love the Smog

Bogota’s Transport: Indifference and Corruption.

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