Child Labor in Colombia: In what and for whom do these children work? 1,843,828 children affected by child labor in Colombia. The alarming gap between official figures and the reality of child labor in... Manuela Narváez
Fernando Botero, politics and George Bush At some point in his career, Fernando Botero chose not to change the pictorial style he had created and which already characterized him; on... Bernardo Useche
The EPS crisis in Colombia: an urgent call to action beyond health care reform Health reform faces tough challenges, in a context of uncertainty about the future of the EPS and the way in which the health system crisis will be resolved. Erwin Hernández
Maluco is also good I have always been a good girl, but at the same time rebellious. Never rude, but for as long as I can remember I have refused to accept... Marta Isabel González
The power of social media In several of the meetings I have been to lately, when something confidential is mentioned, there is always someone who, a little jokingly and a little seriously, raises... Victoria E. González M.
Healthy taxes in Colombia, limitations and importance In recent years, healthy taxes have become a tool to promote public health around the world. In Colombia, the 2022 Tax Reform (Law 2277)... Erwin Hernández
It was a plastic girl Among the members of the solar system, there is one such girl who goes around, lined in plastic. They call it Earth and it is vox populi that its most recent... María Isabel Henao Vélez
Colombia will lose more money: This is what nobody tells you about the clean energy projects in La Guajira Currently, 57 wind farm projects are underway in the department of La Guajira, involving the installation of 2,833 wind turbines, giant... Andrés Pachón
Formal employment and development without enterprises? No lack of supporters of the current national government who attack me for defending the business economy, for, quite mistakenly, they... Jorge Enrique Robledo
Good Manufacturing Practices in the food industry: how they are certified to avoid penalties Once the Good Manufacturing Practices certification is requested, and within a reasonable period of time, Invima will set a date for the inspection visit, in which it will verify that the applicant company complies with the technical requirements. Zuleima Vega Mendoza
How is Bogota’s economy doing? The national economic indicators show the unfortunate landing in a new crisis. Surely during the second quarter of 2023, the GDP will have a... Juan Pablo Fernández
On October 29th Colombian entrepreneurs have a date with democracy No doubt, the voices that exalt our democracy are right when they highlight as part of the democratic exercise of our nation the fact that a... Andrés Botero Arbeláez
Building trust to manage changes in the health system and thus move towards health autonomy Scholars of change management (1) have identified determining factors in the realization of deep and complex adjustments in... Fundación Misión Salud
Artificial Intelligence (AI) systems: a matter of predictive capability Artificial Intelligence is used to make predictions. If we want to unleash its full power we must rely on this... Diego Cabrejo
From electricity to Artificial Intelligence Electricity is present in every moment and space of our lives, even if we don't notice it, and now is the time for Artificial Intelligence (AI) to do the same. Diego Cabrejo
Synthetic human embryos, caught between legality and ethics A few days ago, The Guardian published the news of the creation of synthetic human embryos from stem cells. A subject as thorny as... Diva Criado
It feels like December already The beginning of the second half of the year inevitably evokes the year-end holidays and all the world trade events that Colombia could take... Javier Díaz Molina
Death of a hominin “...philosophical questions are better answered from scientific knowledge than from... Guillermo Guevara Pardo
Journalism in trouble The media have the fundamental task of reporting in a truthful and responsible manner on events occurring in the world that affect... Victoria E. González M.
