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Tag Archives: political graffiti
A Preview of the Graffiti at Bogotá’s Universidad Pedagógica
There are times when one wonders if any students do indeed actually hit the books at Bogotá’s Universidad Pedagógica. As a national public university, the alumni of this prestigious institution receive classes from some of the best teachers around. But, … Continue reading
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Tagged agricultural protests, Bernardo O'Higgins, bogota, carlos alberto pedraza, graffiti, in bogota, jefferson airplane, Jorge Eliecer Gaitan, no dar papaya, political graffiti, protests in colombia, Restaurant critic AA Gill in Bogota, Stephanie Nolen, Universidad Pedagogica, university in Bogota
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Colombia: Thought-Provoking, Inspiring and Worrying
Tomorrow I finish my Especializacion en Resolucion de Conflictos, a course pretty much the equivalent of an MA which has found me pouring over material about Colombia, inspiring me to continue writing, recording interviews and striving forward with projects here. … Continue reading
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Say no more, it’s all been said before courtesy of Pink Floyd’s the Wall I spotted this graffiti here in Bogota around the corner from my gym. It left me wondering whether it was some politically active commentator at work … Continue reading