Espectador

Global Voices would like to take this opportunity to congratulate Hiperbarrio once more, who recently participated in Campus Party Bogotá 2009 with a workshop about videoblogging and who appeared days ago in a piece of news at the Colombian newspaper El Espectador.

Global Voices in English » Colombia: Hiperbarrio Featured at Periodismo Ciudadano 2009

This true story first appeared as a series of articles in a Colombian newspaper, El Espectador.

Archive 2006-07-01 ____Maggie 2006

This true story first appeared as a series of articles in a Colombian newspaper, El Espectador.

The Story of a Shipwrecked Sailor (copy) ____Maggie 2006

There was no way to confirm the rumor until the next morning in Bogotá when the story made the front page of El Espectador.

One River Wade Davis 1996

There was no way to confirm the rumor until the next morning in Bogotá when the story made the front page of El Espectador.

One River Wade Davis 1996

That this newspaper was extremely liberal, may be judged by the articles that were reprinted from it in _El Espectador_, the Masonic journal published at Madrid during the period.

Youth and Egolatry P��o Baroja 1914

El Espectador (Colombia): Embajador de EE.UU. en desacuerdo con visados a familiares de paramilitares U.S.

Plan Colombia and Beyond 2009

It hasn't been updated since May 15th Remembering El Espectador - The muckracking, Spanish-language newspaper founded in the '30s still shows the way for today's burgeoning ethnic media newspaper

HispanicTips 2009

El Espectador (Colombia): Pastrana dice que EE. UU. esta perdiendo la confianza en Colombia Free Trade, U.S.

Plan Colombia and Beyond Adam Isacson 2008

Closing the debate, Mockus – who was voted the debate’s winner by readers of El Espectador – spoke of his education policies as a means to national prosperity. from → Observations

Not looking good « Unknowing 2010