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Bogota Mayor Gustavo Petro’s Legacy?

Posted on January 27, 2013 by Richard

What will be Bogota Mayor Gustavo Petro’s legacy? On the surface nothing too groundbreaking at all if we look at the obvious. There are three elements of note such as the complete failure to address Bogota’s transport problems, a hugely … Continue reading →

Posted in Journalism | Tagged Antanas Mockus, anti corruption movement in Bogota, bogota, bullfights outlawed in Bogota, Camad, colombia, corruption in colombia, Gustavo Petro, M19, mayor gustavo petro, politics in bogota, samuel moreno | 2 Comments

Bogota, a Capital City in Beta Mode

Posted on March 7, 2012 by Richard

According to reports published in Colombia’s national newspaper El Tiempo, the Copeton, an emblem, measuring but 14cm in length, of the capital city Bogota is fleeing for more tranquil climes. Noise levels, so harmful to the Zonotrichia capensis or Rufous-collared … Continue reading →

Posted in Journalism | Tagged bogota, colombia, construction in Bogota, copeton, corruption, corruption in bogota, environmental problems in Bogota, Gustavo Petro, homicides in Bogota, IDP, M19, noise pollution in bogota, roadworks in Bogota, rufous collared sparrow, security in Bogota, Sumapaz, tourism growing in Bogota | 2 Comments

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