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Bogota is Becoming a City.

Posted on March 20, 2013 by Richard

For so long Bogota has been a city that belonged to no one. Now, I can say after seven years here that I get the distinct feeling that at long last Bogotanos are taking ownership of their city. Problems … Continue reading →

Posted in Journalism | Tagged bogota, bogota city, Bogotazo, colombian capital, gaitan, graffiti bogota, Gustavo Petro, historical bogota, identity of bogota, old photos of bogota, population of bogota 1950, renaissance of bogota, thinking philosophically about bogota | 4 Comments

Latino America

Posted on July 5, 2012 by Richard

For anyone who visits my blog, you will notice that I place quite a heavy emphasis on graffiti or street art. Inasmuch as I believe that the quality of music released during a time-frame is directly related to the political … Continue reading →

Posted in Journeys | Tagged graffiti, graffiti bogota, graffiti in Bogota, graffiti in Colombia, political graffiti in bogota, street art | Leave a comment

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