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Gold has been prized throughout history for its value and its beauty, which has also made it attractive to those prepared to exploit this precious metal for their own ends. The European Union recently banned the purchase, import and transfer of gold from Sudan, one of Africa's largest gold producers, saying it had become a key source of financing for the country's civil war. And in other parts of the world where there are gold reserves, there can be similar exploitation. Many artisanal and small-scale miners are vulnerable to organised crime syndicates who find the risks of gold mining lower compared to those of drug trafficking. And illicit gold is much easier to launder into the legal market, because it can be melted down with legitimate sources of gold and smuggled across borders, making its origins much harder to trace. But the challenge for governments trying to enforce the law is how to protect those at the bottom of the chain and provide them with sustainable alternatives to illicit gold mining, whilst clamping down on the criminal groups behind the operation. So, on this week's Inquiry, we're asking ‘Can the illicit gold trade be stopped?'Contributors: Campbell Harvey, professor of finance, Duke University, Durham, North Carolina, USA Dr Dan Watson, research associate, International Institute for Strategic Studies, London, UK Bram Ebus, consultant with International Crisis Group, founder and co-director Amazon Underworld, Bogotá, Colombia Louis Maréchal, senior advisor on minerals & extractives, OECD, Paris, France. Presenter: Tanya Beckett Producer: Jill Collins Researcher: Amelia Cox Editor: Tom Bigwood Technical Producer: Cameron Ward Production Management: Phoebe Lomas and Liam Morrey(Photo: Gold nugget and gold coins. Credit: Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)

Hablamos en Soria con José María "Chema" Díez, director de la Cadena SER; en Bogotá con Daniel Jerez, editor político de La FM de RCN, y en Londres con la periodista María José Restrepo

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In this episode of the Just Access Podcast, we speak with Paula Vargas, Associate at the Institute for Integrated Transitions (IFIT) in Bogotá, where she leads the organisation's transitional justice work in Colombia and Latin America.Paula shares her journey into human rights and access to justice, explaining how a personal encounter with barriers to reproductive healthcare first shaped her understanding that rights are not only legal concepts but lived realities shaped by culture, institutions, and power. She reflects on why access to justice is essential for peacebuilding and how the absence of justice can create space for violence and alternative systems of authority. The conversation explores Paula's work at the intersection of international law, transitional justice, and peace implementation. Drawing on her experience working within Colombia's Ministry of Defense after the peace agreement with the FARC, she discusses the challenges of translating ambitious peace commitments into practical institutional change and why meaningful peace requires engagement from within the institutions involved in conflict.Paula also reflects on the complexities of accountability in societies emerging from conflict, sharing how her experiences challenged her assumptions and reinforced the importance of balancing justice, fairness, and the realities of implementation. She explains why transitional justice requires understanding different perspectives while maintaining a commitment to responsibility and human rights.What will you learn?• How personal experiences can inspire a career in human rights and access to justice• Why access to justice is closely connected to peace and preventing violence• How international law can influence domestic human rights debates and accountability processes• What it means to implement a peace agreement from within state institutions• The everyday realities and challenges of working on transitional justice• Why accountability and fairness must go hand in hand in post-conflict societies

Send us your feedback — we're listeningMatthew 11:28–30 — Come to Me, All Who Are Weary Live from London, England — where faith meets the world in daily prayer and global hope. Brisbane • Auckland • Singapore • Charlotte • Bogotá REST • STRENGTH • PEACE Good morning, and welcome to DailyPrayer.uk. I'm Reverend Ben Cooper. As this Saturday morning unfolds, perhaps your mind is already full of responsibilities, conversations, plans or concerns. Whatever this day is asking of you, Jesus begins not with another demand but with a loving invitation. Life has a way of placing weight upon our shoulders. Sometimes it arrives through work, family responsibilities, unexpected circumstances or the quiet pressures that few people ever see. We often try to carry everything ourselves, believing we must stay strong for everyone around us. Yet Jesus never asks us to struggle alone. Instead, He gently calls us to come close to Him, bringing every burden into His safe and faithful hands.  Matthew 11:28–30 (NIV) “Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest. Take my yoke upon you and learn from me, for I am gentle and humble in heart, and you will find rest for your souls. For my yoke is easy and my burden is light.” What a gracious invitation from our Saviour. Jesus does not promise a life without challenges, but He does promise that we never have to face them without Him. As we place today's worries, responsibilities and unanswered questions before Him, our hearts begin to settle because His strength becomes greater than our own. So today, let's gently remind ourselves that fear will not win, because Christ walks beside us, carrying what we were never meant to carry alone. Father, thank You for Your constant care and for inviting us into Your presence. Thank You that we never have to hide our weariness from You. Lord Jesus, help every listener who feels tired, overwhelmed or anxious today. Replace heaviness with Your peace, strengthen those whose hearts feel weary and remind each one that Your grace is more than enough for every moment they will face. Holy Spirit, teach us to trust more deeply, to surrender more freely and to walk through this day with quiet confidence, knowing that You are always with us. Across the world, from Brisbane to Auckland, from Singapore to Charlotte and Bogotá, may every listener discover the gentle rest that only Jesus Christ can give. Jesús, hoy deposito cada carga en Tus manos de amor. Jesus, hoje entrego cada peso às Tuas mãos de amor. Jesus, inilalagay ko sa Iyong mga kamay ang bawat pasanin ko ngayon. Amen. Matthew 11 prayer, Christian prayer for strength, come to me all who are weary, daily devotional prayer, finding rest in Jesus, Saturday prayer, hope, peace Christian prayer for the weary, Matthew 11:28 devotional, finding rest in Jesus Christ, laying your burdens before God Continue Your Journey If today's prayer has encouraged your heart, continue your journey through the DailyPrayer.uk prayer library. Discover hundreds of five-minute prayers for hope, healing, courage, peace and everyday encouragement, helping you walk closely with Jesus every day.Support the showDaily Prayer with Reverend Ben Cooper now reaches 185 countries and 3,012 cities worldwide through the Global Blend Radio network.This is a listener-funded global ministry. If these daily prayers strengthen your faith or help you through difficult seasons, would you consider becoming a monthly prayer partner for just £3 per month?Your support enables us to continue recording, hosting, and broadcasting daily biblical encouragement across the nations — keeping this ministry free and accessible to everyone who needs it.You can support today at GlobalBlendRadio.comTogether, we can keep prayer moving across the world.To submit a prayer request or connect with our global prayer community, visit DailyPrayer.ukBuy me a Coffee 

Rafael Pombo (1833–1912) fue un destacado poeta, fabulista, traductor y diplomático colombiano, reconocido como una de las figuras más influyentes de la literatura infantil en el mundo hispanohablante. Nació en Bogotá el 7 de noviembre de 1833, en el seno de una familia aristocrática; su padre, Lino de Pombo, fue un notable político y diplomático, y su madre, Ana María Rebolledo, provenía de una familia de alta alcurnia . Desde temprana edad, Pombo mostró inclinación por las letras. A los once años ingresó al seminario, donde estudió latín, y posteriormente cursó humanidades en el Colegio Mayor de Nuestra Señora del Rosario. En 1848, obtuvo el título de doctor en Matemáticas e Ingeniería del Colegio Militar, fundado por Tomás Cipriano de Mosquera . En 1855, viajó a Estados Unidos para desempeñar un cargo diplomático en Washington. Durante su estancia de diecisiete años en ese país, trabajó como traductor para la editorial D. Appleton & Company en Nueva York, adaptando canciones infantiles de la tradición anglosajona al español. Estas adaptaciones se publicaron en dos volúmenes: Cuentos pintados para niños y Cuentos morales para niños formales, destacando su talento para la narración y el manejo de la prosa dirigida al público infantil . Aunque su obra abarca diversos géneros, Pombo es principalmente recordado por su contribución a la literatura infantil. Sus fábulas y poemas para niños, que combinan humor, ritmo y enseñanzas morales, se han convertido en clásicos de la literatura colombiana. Entre sus obras más conocidas se encuentran: El renacuajo paseador, La pobre viejecita, El gato bandido, Mirringa mirronga, Pastorcita. Su estilo se caracteriza por un lenguaje sencillo, sensibilidad extraordinaria y un gran sentido del humor . El 20 de agosto de 1905, Rafael Pombo fue coronado como Poeta Nacional de Colombia en una ceremonia en el Teatro Colón de Bogotá . En 1912, fue elegido miembro de la Academia Colombiana de la Lengua, donde se desempeñó como secretario perpetuo. Falleció en Bogotá el 5 de mayo de 1912. Su legado perdura a través de la Fundación Casa Rafael Pombo, ubicada en su casa natal en el barrio La Candelaria de Bogotá. Inaugurada en 1985, esta institución alberga una biblioteca con alrededor de 4,000 volúmenes y ofrece actividades lúdicas y académicas para niños, promoviendo la lectura y la cultura.

Sta agli atti della Corte internazionale di giustizia dal 5 aprile 2024. È la dichiarazione con cui la Colombia è intervenuta, ai sensi dell'articolo 63 dello Statuto, nella causa che il Sudafrica ha aperto contro Israele per genocidio a Gaza. Nel testo Bogotá scrive di volere "la sicurezza e, di fatto, l'esistenza stessa del popolo palestinese". Il 16 luglio l'ufficio del presidente eletto Abelardo de la Espriella ha annunciato che quel documento verrà ritirato. Lo dice così: la Colombia "riprenderà una posizione seria e responsabile sulla scena internazionale, anche all'interno del sistema delle Nazioni Unite". L'insediamento è fissato al 7 agosto. A Washington il ministro degli Esteri israeliano Gideon Sa'ar ha già incontrato il futuro omologo Omar Bula Escobar, e il conto è presto fatto: relazioni piene, visti aboliti, ambasciata a Gerusalemme. Sarebbe la nona, dopo Stati Uniti, Guatemala, Honduras, Kosovo, Papua Nuova Guinea, Paraguay, Fiji e Somaliland. Gustavo Petro, che quel documento lo aveva voluto, ha scritto del successore: "Chi sostiene il genocidio ne è complice". Tre giorni prima, il 13 luglio, il Dipartimento di Stato americano aveva annunciato una campagna per "disabilitare sistematicamente" la Corte penale internazionale. Prevede telefonate ai 125 Stati parte perché escano dallo Statuto di Roma, revoche di visti al personale, sanzioni a chi collabora. Corti diverse, metodo identico. Nessuno dei due atti discute una prova, una perizia, un fatto. Si lavora sull'elenco dei presenti. Giovedì Tina Marinari, di Amnesty International Italia, è stata ascoltata dal Comitato permanente sui diritti umani della Camera. Le espressioni di preoccupazione degli Stati sono ormai «un cinico alibi», ha detto, e la loro inazione rientra fra gli elementi del genocidio in corso. Restano due frasi scritte dallo stesso Stato a ventisette mesi di distanza. Nella prima c'era l'esistenza del popolo palestinese. Nella seconda c'è la parola "responsabile". #LaSveglia per La NotiziaDiventa un supporter di questo podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/la-sveglia-di-giulio-cavalli--3269492/support.

Hablamos con los periodistas Jorge Barraza en Buenos Aires y León Krauze en Miami; con el abogado Lucas Correa en Bogotá, y en Washington con María Luisa Rossel, portavoz de la National Wildlife Federation

Eliška Krausová odjela v létě 1968 na několik měsíců do Kolumbie zdokonalit se ve španělštině. Kvůli invazi vojsk Varšavského paktu tam ale neplánovaně zůstala a zemi neopustila ani po pádu Sovětského svazu. Jak nyní vypadá tamní politická situace? „Polovina Kolumbijců volila jednoho kandidáta a skoro stejná polovina toho druhého,“ shrnuje dění v pátečních Hovorech Českého rozhlasu Plus pedagožka na univerzitě v Bogotě.

Los sapos de 'La Charca' celebrán el fin de la colaboración de una empresa de comida rápida con el Xokas después de todas las perlas que ha ido soltando, que la creadora de contenido ha dado a luz después de un largo embarazo que ha compartido a través de sus redes sociales, y el gender reveal en el primer concierto del Lux Tour de Rosalía en Bogotá.

La Presencia recibida en el culto El culto cristiano no es simplemente una reunión más: es el pueblo de Dios acercándose a Él por medio de Jesucristo. En este episodio meditamos en la libertad que tenemos para entrar al Lugar Santísimo por la sangre de Cristo y recordamos por qué necesitamos la Palabra, la oración, los sacramentos y la comunión de la iglesia. Hebreos 10:19–25; 1 Corintios 11:23–26 Escucha este episodio y llega al Día del Señor con la confianza humilde de quien ha sido recibido por la sangre del Cordero. _____________ Cada domingo escuchamos la Palabra de Dios proclamada. Pero ¿cómo podemos seguir meditándola durante la semana? Te invitamos a escuchar Recordando el Sermón, el devocional diario de la Iglesia Cristiana Bíblica Ra'ah en Bogotá, Colombia. Breves reflexiones, aplicaciones prácticas y momentos de oración basados en la predicación del Día del Señor. Disponible de lunes a sábado.

José Asunción Silva (1865–1896) fue un destacado poeta colombiano y una figura central en el surgimiento del modernismo literario en Hispanoamérica. Nacido en Bogotá en el seno de una familia aristocrática, su vida estuvo marcada por la sensibilidad artística, las tragedias personales y una profunda melancolía que se reflejan intensamente en su obra. Desde temprana edad, Silva mostró inclinación por la literatura. A los diez años escribió sus primeros poemas. Estudió en el Colegio de San José y en el Liceo de la Infancia. En 1884 emprendió un viaje a Europa, donde residió en París, Londres y Suiza. Durante su estancia en París, tuvo contacto con figuras del simbolismo francés como Stéphane Mallarmé y Gustave Moreau, influencias que marcaron su estilo literario. A su regreso a Colombia, enfrentó dificultades económicas tras la muerte de su padre, lo que lo llevó a asumir responsabilidades comerciales para sostener a su familia. Posteriormente, ocupó un cargo diplomático en Caracas, Venezuela, donde entabló amistad con escritores y poetas de la época. La vida de Silva estuvo marcada por múltiples tragedias. La muerte de su hermana Elvira en 1892, a quien estaba profundamente unido, lo sumió en una profunda depresión. En 1895, durante su regreso de Venezuela, el barco en el que viajaba naufragó, perdiéndose gran parte de su obra literaria, incluidos manuscritos inéditos. El 24 de mayo de 1896, a los 30 años, José Asunción Silva se quitó la vida en su residencia en Bogotá. Se encontró una copia del libro "El triunfo de la muerte" de Gabriele D'Annunzio en su mesita de noche, lo que ha sido interpretado como una señal de su estado emocional. Silva es considerado uno de los precursores del modernismo en la literatura hispanoamericana. Su poesía se caracteriza por una profunda introspección, musicalidad y el uso innovador del lenguaje. Entre sus obras más destacadas se encuentran: Nocturno: Poema emblemático escrito tras la muerte de su hermana, que refleja su dolor y melancolía. El libro de versos: Publicado póstumamente en 1923, recopila gran parte de su producción poética. De sobremesa: Novela publicada en 1925 que explora temas de decadencia y estética modernista. La influencia de Silva en la literatura colombiana y latinoamericana es profunda. Su rostro adornó el billete de 5.000 pesos colombianos desde 1995, y su poema "Nocturno" estaba impreso en microtexto en el reverso . La Casa de Poesía Silva, ubicada en Bogotá, funciona como museo y centro cultural dedicado a su memoria y a la promoción de la poesía. Su vida y obra han sido objeto de estudios y biografías, destacando "Almas en pena, chapolas negras" de Fernando Vallejo, que ofrece una visión apasionada y crítica de su existencia.

Send us your feedback — we're listeningProverbs 3:5–6 — Trust in the Lord With All Your Heart Live from London, England — where faith meets the world in daily prayer and global hope. Brisbane • Auckland • Singapore • Charlotte • Bogotá TRUST • GUIDANCE • CONFIDENCE Good morning, and welcome to DailyPrayer.uk. I'm Reverend Ben Cooper. Thank you for taking a few moments to pause with me. As this day continues to unfold, let's bring our plans before the Lord and remember that His wisdom reaches far beyond what our eyes can presently see. There are times when we wish we knew exactly how everything would work out. We would like tomorrow's answers before today's decisions have even been made. Yet the Lord gently reminds us that peace is not found in knowing every detail. It is found in trusting the One who already knows the beginning, the middle and the end of our journey. His wisdom is never hurried, and His guidance is always given with perfect love.  Proverbs 3:5–6 (NIV) “Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding; in all your ways submit to him, and he will make your paths straight.” What a reassuring promise for today. Trust begins where complete understanding ends. As we place today's decisions into God's hands, we discover that His direction is steady, His timing is dependable and His purposes are always good. We may not yet see every answer, but we can confidently follow the Lord who lovingly leads us forward one day at a time. So today, let's gently remind ourselves that fear will not win, because Jesus Christ faithfully directs the lives of those who place their trust in Him. Father, thank You for Your perfect wisdom and Your patient guidance. Thank You that You never ask us to carry tomorrow before You have given us today's grace. Lord Jesus, bless every listener today. Bring healing to those who are unwell, wisdom to those making important decisions, confidence to those stepping into new opportunities and peace to everyone waiting for Your direction. Help us trust You with willing hearts and follow wherever You lead. Holy Spirit, shape our decisions, calm our thoughts and help us recognise the quiet leading of God throughout this day. Across the world, from Brisbane to Auckland, from Singapore to Charlotte and Bogotá, may every listener move forward today with confidence, knowing that the Lord faithfully directs every surrendered heart. Jesús, hoy confío plenamente en Tu dirección. Jesus, hoje confio plenamente na Tua direção. Jesus, buong puso akong nagtitiwala sa Iyong paggabay ngayon. Amen. Proverbs 3 prayer, Christian prayer for guidance, trust in the Lord, daily devotional prayer, wisdom from God, hope in Christ, trusting God, morning prayer Christian prayer for guidance today, Proverbs 3:5–6 devotional, trust in the Lord with all your heart, following Jesus with confidence. Continue Your Journey If today's prayer has encouraged your heart, continue your journey through the DailyPrayer.uk prayer library. Discover hundreds of five-minute prayers for hope, healing, courage, peace and restful sleep, helping you continue walking with Jesus every day.Support the showDaily Prayer with Reverend Ben Cooper now reaches 185 countries and 3,012 cities worldwide through the Global Blend Radio network.This is a listener-funded global ministry. If these daily prayers strengthen your faith or help you through difficult seasons, would you consider becoming a monthly prayer partner for just £3 per month?Your support enables us to continue recording, hosting, and broadcasting daily biblical encouragement across the nations — keeping this ministry free and accessible to everyone who needs it.You can support today at GlobalBlendRadio.comTogether, we can keep prayer moving across the world.To submit a prayer request or connect with our global prayer community, visit DailyPrayer.ukBuy me a Coffee 

Eliška Krausová odjela v létě 1968 na několik měsíců do Kolumbie zdokonalit se ve španělštině. Kvůli invazi vojsk Varšavského paktu tam ale neplánovaně zůstala a zemi neopustila ani po pádu Sovětského svazu. Jak nyní vypadá tamní politická situace? „Polovina Kolumbijců volila jednoho kandidáta a skoro stejná polovina toho druhého,“ shrnuje dění v pátečních Hovorech Českého rozhlasu Plus pedagožka na univerzitě v Bogotě.Všechny díly podcastu Hovory můžete pohodlně poslouchat v mobilní aplikaci mujRozhlas pro Android a iOS nebo na webu mujRozhlas.cz.

En esta emisión del 17 de julio de 2026, el informativo aborda la decisión del Consejo de Estado de suspender el decreto que eliminaba la prima especial de los congresistas, a pocos días de la instalación del nuevo Congreso, mientras se intensifica la disputa política por la presidencia del Senado.También incluye la posibilidad de que la posesión presidencial de Abelardo de la Espriella se realice fuera del Capitolio Nacional, la preocupación de los exportadores por la caída del dólar, la suspensión de la zona económica binacional entre Colombia y Venezuela, emergencias por incendios forestales en Boyacá, alertas climáticas en Córdoba y nuevos casos de secuestro en el Cauca.En el ámbito político, continúan las negociaciones entre partidos para definir las mesas directivas del Congreso, las tensiones entre el gobierno saliente y el entrante, la polémica por el viaje de Rodrigo Londoño (Timochenko) a España y las reacciones frente a la denuncia presentada contra el presidente electo. El noticiero también cubre deportes, cultura y entretenimiento, con la expectativa por la final del Mundial 2026 entre España y Argentina, el regreso de Franco Armani a Atlético Nacional, la actualidad del Tour de Francia, el regreso del histórico Concierto de Conciertos en Bogotá y los festivales culturales que se viven en distintas regiones del país.

Hablamos en Bogotá con el ex entrenador y periodista de Caracol Radio y Direct TV, Adrián Magnoli; en Washington D.C. con la corresponsal Dori Toribio, y en Madrid con Alejandro Macarrón, el Observatorio Demográfico CEU-CEFAS

Why do so many great ideas never become finished projects? In this episode, I break down the concept of working at the speed of thought, a philosophy I learned from filmmaker Robert Rodriguez that transformed how I approach creativity, filmmaking, productivity, and execution.If you're a filmmaker, entrepreneur, writer, content creator, artist, or anyone who struggles with turning ideas into action, this episode covers practical systems for reducing creative bottlenecks, staying organized, testing ideas quickly, and building a workflow that helps you execute instead of procrastinate. We also explore how constraints fuel creativity, why organization matters more than motivation, and the habits that allowed us to produce over 100 shows a week at AfterBuzz TV.Topics Covered: What "working at the speed of thought" really means Why most great ideas never get executed The six habits behind faster creative execution How Robert Rodriguez plans every project before production The organization mistake that kills creative momentum Why creative constraints lead to better ideas How rapid experimentation saves time and money The questions that unlock breakthrough solutions Why wearing multiple hats makes you a better creator The productivity lesson behind AfterBuzz TV's output How to eliminate bottlenecks from your workflow Turning inspiration into finished work consistently

VER EN YOUTUBE | Este episodio lo hicimos caminando y conversando. Nos invitó Nicolás Rojas a hablar de cómo se puede entender el hecho de estudiar cine hoy, con las condiciones de nuestro presente, nuestras sociedades y nuestros países. ¿Vale la pena estudiar CINE?, ¿Para qué estudiarlo formalmente? ¿Cuáles son los principales retos tanto para profesores como para estudiantes? ¿Necesitamos ir a un espacio académico para aprender de cine?. Una charla en movimiento en la que no solo pudimos sumar un nuevo episodio, sino que volvimos a la Universidad de Mauro, donde estudió periodismo en los años noventa, la Universidad Central en Bogotá, donde Nicolás es el director del programa de Cine en la Escuela de Artes.Este episodio llega a vos gracias a: https://www.ucentral.edu.co/escuela-artes/escuela-artesEste episodio es posible gracias a:Nuestra productora Gente queLa producción ejecutiva de Lemaitre ConsultoresEl amor y confianza de nuestros amigos en Patreon (Nataly Valdivieso, Hamilton Casas, Juliana Núñez, Diana Piñeres). Apóyanos como ellos desde 1 dólar.Si quieres pautar en nuestros episodios, patrocinar nuestro trabajo, promocionar tu evento o película, producir tu podcast o trabajar con nosotros no dudes en escribirnos a info@gentequehacecine.comNuestra web: https://gentequehacecine.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gentequehacecine/ Tik Tok https://www.tiktok.com/@gente.que.hace.ci 

El tāmîd encarnado La presencia de Dios ya no está limitada a una tienda, un templo o una lámpara encendida. En este episodio meditamos en Juan 1 y descubrimos que el verdadero Tabernáculo es una Persona: Jesucristo, el Verbo eterno hecho carne. Él es la Luz que las tinieblas no pudieron vencer y la Presencia permanente que sostiene a los suyos. Juan 1:1–18; 8:12; 6:35, 48–58 Escucha este episodio y descansa en esta verdad: Cristo no se ausenta, no deja de interceder y nunca abandona a su pueblo. _______________ Cada domingo escuchamos la Palabra de Dios proclamada. Pero ¿cómo podemos seguir meditándola durante la semana? Te invitamos a escuchar Recordando el Sermón, el devocional diario de la Iglesia Cristiana Bíblica Ra'ah en Bogotá, Colombia. Breves reflexiones, aplicaciones prácticas y momentos de oración basados en la predicación del Día del Señor. Disponible de lunes a sábado.

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Hablamos en Bogotá con Guillermo Arango de Win Sports; en Washington con María Molina de N+ Univision; en Nueva York con el abogado John Alexander Sánchez, y en Cáceres con el profesor de la Universidad de Extremadura Jesús Conde

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Does working faster actually help you accomplish more? In this episode, I share a powerful story from entrepreneur Derek Sivers that completely changed how I think about productivity, burnout, and creative work. A bike ride that was only two minutes slower revealed why rushing through life often creates more stress without meaningfully improving results.If you're an entrepreneur, filmmaker, artist, writer, content creator, or anyone struggling with productivity, burnout, time management, or work-life balance, this episode explores the "No Hurry, No Pause" philosophy and how slowing down can actually help you produce better work, stay more consistent, and enjoy the creative process. We'll also discuss practical habits that reduce stress while improving long-term performance. Whether you're feeling overwhelmed or constantly racing the clock, this mindset can help you work smarter—not just faster.Topics Covered: The bike ride that changed my view of productivity Why rushing often saves less time than you think What "No Hurry, No Pause" actually means The hidden cost of always working at full speed Why creatives burn out chasing productivity How stress quietly lowers the quality of your work The difference between a stressor and a master Why slowing down improves creativity and focus The daily habits that help you stay calm under pressure How meditation, sleep, and breathing improve performance Why consistency beats intensity over the long term How to enjoy the process without sacrificing resultsStop Quitting When You Plateau lesson link: https://youtu.be/Io1E5ILV4P8

La llegada de su abuelo desde Polonia a Santa Marta sembró una raíz muy fuerte para Allan Kassim en ese territorio, al que muchos años después llegaría para quedarse. Sin embargo, su camino no fue lineal. Se formó como antropólogo en Estados Unidos, pero terminó huyendo de la paranoia post-Torres Gemelas para refugiarse en el mundo empresarial de Bogotá, al que pertenecía su familia y la mayoría de sus amistades. Atrapado en la inercia del mundo corporativo, Allan sintió pronto el agotamiento de un universo que no terminaba de convencerlo.Fue entonces cuando un par de viajes al Caribe abrieron una grieta en su realidad; una ventana hacia el saber ancestral y la riqueza indígena que reconfiguró sus planes. En 2013, cuando Palomino era un lugar desconocido y ajeno al turismo, Allan decidió enfrentar el riesgo, refugiarse en la naturaleza y darle forma al lugar que lo abrazaría no solo a él, sino a su familia. 13 años después, junto a su esposa y su hijo, no solo habita las bondades de un territorio mágico, sino que opera como custodio consciente de una reserva natural. Una conversación profunda sobre la renuncia, el peso de la herencia y el poder de un lugar que transforma la mirada de todo aquel que se atreve a descubrirlo.@onesantuario

La Presencia anunciada por los profetas La historia de la redención siempre ha tenido un mismo destino: Dios habitando con su pueblo. En este episodio meditamos en las promesas de Isaías y Ezequiel, quienes anunciaron el día en que el Señor sería nuestra luz eterna y establecería su presencia para siempre. Una esperanza que encuentra su cumplimiento en Cristo. Isaías 60:1–3, 19–22 / Ezequiel 37:26–28 Escucha este episodio y recuerda que, aun en medio de la oscuridad, las promesas de Dios nunca dejan de cumplirse. _______________ Cada domingo escuchamos la Palabra de Dios proclamada. Pero ¿cómo podemos seguir meditándola durante la semana? Te invitamos a escuchar Recordando el Sermón, el devocional diario de la Iglesia Cristiana Bíblica Ra'ah en Bogotá, Colombia. Breves reflexiones, aplicaciones prácticas y momentos de oración basados en la predicación del Día del Señor. Disponible de lunes a sábado.

El Nombre revelado y la Presencia prometida La mayor seguridad del creyente no está en un camino sin dificultades, sino en la promesa de que Dios irá con él. En este episodio meditamos en el llamado de Moisés y en la promesa del Señor: "Mi presencia irá contigo, y te daré descanso". El Dios que se reveló como el gran "Yo Soy" sigue siendo fiel a su pacto y acompaña a su pueblo en todo momento. Éxodo 3:1–15; 33:12–23 Escucha este episodio y recuerda que ningún lugar es mejor que caminar en la presencia del Señor. ___________________ Cada domingo escuchamos la Palabra de Dios proclamada. Pero ¿cómo podemos seguir meditándola durante la semana? Te invitamos a escuchar Recordando el Sermón, el devocional diario de la Iglesia Cristiana Bíblica Ra'ah en Bogotá, Colombia. Breves reflexiones, aplicaciones prácticas y momentos de oración basados en la predicación del Día del Señor. Disponible de lunes a sábado.

Hablamos en Londres con el periodista deportivo Luis Fernando Restrepo; en Bogotá con la periodista Uschi Levy, y en Buenos Aires con la periodista Paz Rodríguez Niell

What if some of the greatest investment opportunities weren't hiding in Silicon Valley or Wall Street, but inside small businesses that have been overlooked for decades?In this episode of The Conscious Capitalists, hosts Timothy Henry and Raj Sisodia sit down with Monika Mantilla, Co-Founder, President & CEO of Altura Capital (https://alturacap.com/), to explore how patient capital, purpose-driven investing, and entrepreneurial success can create extraordinary financial returns while strengthening communities. Over the past 21 years, Monika has built a proven track record investing in lower middle market businesses across low-and-moderate-income communities, demonstrating that impact and performance are not competing priorities, but mutually reinforcing ones.Monika shares why Altura Capital was intentionally built as an investment platform rather than a traditional private equity fund, allowing the firm to provide flexible capital tailored to the unique needs of growing businesses. She explains why patient investment horizons of three to seven years, combined with operational partnership and long-term thinking, consistently outperform short-term approaches. Along the way, she introduces The Altura Way, the firm's ten-pillar value creation framework that helps companies strengthen strategy, operations, leadership, governance, digital transformation, and community impact while building more resilient businesses.The conversation also explores one of the largest untapped opportunities in modern investing. Monika discusses research conducted alongside 29 of America's largest corporations that identified an estimated $590 billion in unrealized value within underserved business segments. She explains how diverse ownership, improved market access, and stronger partnerships with companies such as Walmart, Kroger, CVS, Merck, and Johnson & Johnson help unlock growth that traditional investors often overlook.But this episode reaches far beyond investing. Monika reflects on the influence of her upbringing in Bogotá, Colombia, the lasting impact of her mother, her faith-driven approach to leadership, and the philosophy that guides both her life and business: ser en el hacer—being in the doing. She also shares her unique 200-hour planning system, organizing life into fourteen categories across eight-week cycles, and explains why she considers leading Altura to be only her seventh priority after ensuring the rest of her life is aligned with her values.Listeners will gain insights into:Why the lower middle market represents one of the most overlooked opportunities in private equityWhat patient capital really means and why long-term investing creates stronger businessesHow Altura's ten-pillar value creation framework systematically scales growing companiesWhy diverse ownership and investing in underserved communities can generate above-market returnsHow market access and strategic partnerships accelerate business growthWhy values, intentional leadership, and disciplined time management are foundational to long-term successThe role conscious capitalism can play in creating both economic progress and social progressWhether you're an investor, entrepreneur, business leader, or simply interested in how capitalism can be a force for lasting value creation, this episode offers a compelling conversation about building businesses that deliver exceptional returns while expanding opportunity for more people.If you enjoy this podcast, would you consider leaving a review on Apple Podcasts or Spotify? It takes only a few seconds and greatly helps us get our podcast out to a wider audience.Please subscribe on Apple Podcasts / Spotify / Stitcher, or wherever you get your podcasts.For transcripts and show notes, please visit The Conscious Capitalists. This show is presented by Conscious Capitalism, Inc.Chapters0:00 Introduction – Meet Monika Mantilla, Co-Founder & CEO of Altura Capital1:50 What Is Altura Capital? Overview of the Investment Platform3:51 Why "Platform" and Not Just a Fund5:27 Patient Capital: What It Means and Why It Matters7:12 Non-Financial Investment Criteria: Values, Purpose & Impact9:39 The Meaning Behind the Name "Altura" – Height & Vision11:24 Dignity as a Core Value12:52 Women in Finance: The Case for Parity in Capital Allocation15:56 Investing in Overlooked Communities: The Opportunity & the Returns21:41 Track Record & Above-Market Returns23:26 Market Access & Corporate Relationships as a Value-Add26:23 Impact Metrics: Jobs, Communities & the Altura Way36:49 What Made Monika Monika? Roots, Values & Spiritual Foundation41:33 Time Management: The 200-Hour / 8-Week Planning System45:52 Rapid Fire Questions46:05 Favorite Book: The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People

What separates people who master a skill from those who quit? It's not IQ, talent, or how much they already know—it's what they do when they don't know the answer. In this episode, I explain why problem-solving is the true measure of intelligence and how learning to overcome obstacles can accelerate your growth in business, creativity, sports, school, and life.If you've ever felt stuck learning a new skill, hit a frustrating plateau, or wondered why some people continue improving while others give up, this episode breaks down the mindset and strategies that help experts keep moving forward. We'll discuss why most people quit too early, how masters anticipate setbacks, and practical ways to become a better learner for the rest of your life.Topics Covered: • Why intelligence isn't the same as problem-solving • The hidden reason most people quit after early success • What happens when you hit your first learning plateau • Why dabblers never become masters • The three types of learners you'll encounter • How experts solve problems they don't understand • The fastest ways to break through learning roadblocks • Why mentors, books, and courses accelerate growth • How to stop feeling intimidated by smarter people • Why curiosity matters more than knowing everything • How to identify your best learning style • The mindset that turns obstacles into opportunities

La Presencia ofrecida y luego perdida Fuimos creados para vivir en la presencia de Dios, pero el pecado nos llevó a escondernos de Él. En este episodio meditamos en Génesis 3 y recordamos que el Señor no abandonó al hombre en su exilio. En Cristo, el camino de regreso a la comunión con el Padre ha sido abierto una vez más. Génesis 3:8 Escucha este episodio y recuerda que, gracias a Cristo, ya no tienes que vivir lejos de la presencia de Dios. _____________________ Cada domingo escuchamos la Palabra de Dios proclamada. Pero ¿cómo podemos seguir meditándola durante la semana? Te invitamos a escuchar Recordando el Sermón, el devocional diario de la Iglesia Cristiana Bíblica Ra'ah en Bogotá, Colombia. Breves reflexiones, aplicaciones prácticas y momentos de oración basados en la predicación del Día del Señor. Disponible de lunes a sábado.

De hecho, el alcalde bromeó sobre la relevancia que está cobrando la capital del Atlántico frente a la capital del país: "Yo diría un poquito sarcásticamente que la sede alterna va a ser Bogotá".See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tuck chats with author Julián Delgado Lopera (he/him). Topics include: Why Julián chose to focus on a closeted travesti in his new novel  Creating intergenerational trans friendships and navigating inevitable conflict  Protesting in Bogotá and navigating Colombian gender bureaucracy  Untranslatable Spanglish, transsexual grammar, travesti poetics, and the beautiful transfemme tradition of lying-i-mean-myth-making :) Plus: Alison Bechdel vs Carson Kressley in Provincetown?!  This Week in Gender: We hear from a friend and supporter of Amber Kim. Submit a piece of Theymail: Today's message was from Jaman Dunn-Danger. Find Julián at juliandlopera.com and @juliandlopera. Pretend You're Dead and I Carry You is available now (and on sale on Bookshop!) Find transcripts and starter packs at genderpodcast.com. We're also on Instagram @gendereveal. Senior Producer: Ozzy Llinas Goodman Logo: Ira M. LeighMusic: Breakmaster CylinderAdditional music: Blue Dot Sessions Sponsors: Max Burns UX (mention Rhubarb) & DeleteMe (code: TUCK20) 

You've probably heard the phrase practice makes perfect your entire life—but what if it's actually holding you back? In this episode, I explain why practice makes permanent is a far more accurate principle for building success, improving your skills, and creating lasting habits.Whether you're an athlete, entrepreneur, artist, filmmaker, student, or anyone trying to improve at work or in life, this episode explores how your daily habits shape your future. We discuss why going through the motions reinforces bad behaviors, how consistent intentional practice creates mastery, and why the habits you build in one area of life often transfer into every other area. If you're looking to develop better discipline, stop procrastinating, improve your mindset, or perform at a higher level, this episode is for you.Topics Covered: Why "practice makes perfect" is misleading The phrase that completely changed my mindset How bad practice creates permanent bad habits Why you can't suddenly perform under pressure The hidden cost of "going through the motions" How intentional practice builds real discipline Why habits transfer across every area of life The connection between practice and problem-solving How your first job shapes your future career Why students who build routines outperform everyone else How to replace bad habits with better ones The daily mindset that leads to long-term mastery

El consuelo recibido y derramado El consuelo de Dios no es solo un regalo para disfrutar; también es una gracia para compartir. En este episodio meditamos en las palabras de Pablo y descubrimos que el Padre de misericordias nos fortalece en nuestras tribulaciones para convertirnos en instrumentos de su consuelo para otros. 2 Corintios 1:3–11 Escucha este episodio y recuerda que el Dios que te ha sostenido puede usar tu vida para llevar esperanza a alguien más. _____________________ Cada domingo escuchamos la Palabra de Dios proclamada. Pero ¿cómo podemos seguir meditándola durante la semana? Te invitamos a escuchar Recordando el Sermón, el devocional diario de la Iglesia Cristiana Bíblica Ra'ah en Bogotá, Colombia. Breves reflexiones, aplicaciones prácticas y momentos de oración basados en la predicación del Día del Señor. Disponible de lunes a sábado.

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El consuelo irrumpe en Cristo Antes de que la viuda de Naín pudiera decir una sola palabra, Jesús ya la había visto. En este episodio contemplamos cómo el Dios de toda consolación no permanece distante del sufrimiento, sino que se acerca a los quebrantados y revela en Cristo su poder sobre la muerte. Lucas 7:13 Escucha este episodio y descansa en la certeza de que el Señor conoce tu dolor y que, en Él, la esperanza siempre tiene la última palabra. _______________________ Cada domingo escuchamos la Palabra de Dios proclamada. Pero ¿cómo podemos seguir meditándola durante la semana? Te invitamos a escuchar Recordando el Sermón, el devocional diario de la Iglesia Cristiana Bíblica Ra'ah en Bogotá, Colombia. Breves reflexiones, aplicaciones prácticas y momentos de oración basados en la predicación del Día del Señor. Disponible de lunes a sábado.

Hablamos en Washington con la periodista y analista política Dori Toribio; en Bogotá con nuestro compañero el periodista Jorge Espinosa, y en Ciudad de México con la profesora de la UNAM Karolina Gilas

How do you know if someone is truly a great leader? In a world obsessed with results, status, and influence, it's easy to overlook the one quality that ultimately determines whether leadership leaves people better—or worse.In this episode, I explore what makes real leadership through the lens of quotes from Cleo Wade and Mahatma Gandhi. We discuss why moral character matters more than charisma, why the "ends justify the means" is a dangerous philosophy, how leaders shape culture, and the questions we should ask before following anyone—whether they're politicians, CEOs, filmmakers, entrepreneurs, or creators. If you're interested in leadership, personal growth, ethics, business, or becoming someone others can trust, this episode is for you.Topics Covered: Why results alone don't make someone a great leader The hidden cost of "the ends justify the means" The Cleo Wade quote that changed how I view leadership Gandhi's warning about temporary victories Why love is often misunderstood as weakness How dishonest leaders shape toxic cultures The leadership questions everyone should ask before following someone Why character outlasts success How to lead even without a leadership title The difference between influence and integrity Why great leaders make other people better How to become the kind of leader others trust

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If you've ever wondered why successful people don't respond to your emails, LinkedIn messages, or requests for mentorship, this episode explains what separates thoughtful advice seekers from everyone else. Whether you're a filmmaker, entrepreneur, writer, artist, student, or content creator, learning how to ask for advice can dramatically improve the quality of mentorship, networking, and career opportunities you receive.I break down why advice is never truly free, how to ask better questions, why doing your homework first matters, what mentors actually look for before investing their time, and the biggest mistake people make after receiving advice. If you want stronger professional relationships, better mentors, and more meaningful guidance, these principles can change how people respond to you.Topics Covered: Why free advice is never actually free The homework every mentor expects you to do first Why "Can I pick your brain?" usually fails How to ask questions professionals actually enjoy answering The best places to seek mentorship and career advice Why relationships matter more than cold outreach How supporting someone's work earns more access The biggest mistake people make after getting advice Why taking action leads to better mentorship How successful people decide who to help Why mentors invest in people who execute The mindset shift that gets you better advice

EE. UU. libera recursos para sanear aguas en la frontera con México Ebrard prevé que acuerdo con Europa entre en vigor este añoAseguran ketamina oculta en equipaje en CancúnMás información en nuestro podcast#grc

Juan Carlos Flórez es historiador y ha sido concejal de Bogota en tres ocasiones.Libros mencionados:Memorias de un pacifista en llamas - Abelardo Forero BenavidesEnglish traits - Emerson Citará - Jorge Giraldo Capítulos00:00 intro00:53 ¿Por qué las reformas fracasan?11:31 Pasar de una república a un imperio12:35 La visión rusa de la segunda guerra mundial19:25 ¿Por qué terminé en Rusia?24:59 ¿Las redes influyen en las jaurías?26:53 ¿Colombia se quedó sin rumbo por la élite?40:48 El comportamiento humano ante la guerra48:31 El ascenso social en Colombia55:29 El encuentro de los distintos y la guerra del opio1:02:11 El optimismo con la constitución del 91 y la transformación de Bogotá1:03:42 El narcotráfico triunfó1:14:31 El civismo en Bogotá y la iniciativa de Mockus15% de descuento en cafe fresco Pergamino yendo a pergamino.co con el código ATEMPORAL. Recibe mi newsletter: https://acevedoandres.com/newsletter/Apoyar Atemporal en Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/Atemporalpodcast

#139Josh and Mike sit down with Xavier Mariezcurrena Vega, co-founder of Over Easy Office and ChouxBox to trace the winding road that took him from busing tables as a teenager to running a 400-person back-office operation spanning Philadelphia, Bogotá, and Manila. Xavier shares the story of opening and losing a restaurant in Dallas, the friendship with his business partner Tony that grew out of a failed concept in Philadelphia, and how their shared frustration with messy invoices and unreliable financial reporting led them to build a company designed to bring transparency and accountability to restaurant operations.The conversation digs into how Xavier and Tony built their Philippines-based team from scratch, the early days of scanning invoices by hand to win over skeptical operators, and the cultural and logistical challenges of training a team to understand the chaos of restaurant data. Xavier offers a candid take on why he believes bookkeepers and the human-in-the-loop will remain essential for the foreseeable future, even as AI tools improve, and explains the difference between administrative bookkeeping and the deeper financial insight that helps operators actually run their businesses. He also weighs in on the limits of automation and robotics in restaurants, the realities of working with razor-thin margins, and what keeps him optimistic about the future of independent restaurants. The episode closes with a lighter detour into wine, corkage fees, and the debate over whether a good bottle can ever really be bad for you.Links and resources

What actually happens after an independent animated feature gets rejected by actors or investors? In this behind-the-scenes filmmaking update, I share how we're producing The Arbiters, our independent animated feature, including rewriting the pitch deck, refining the screenplay, storyboarding the animatic, and why creative collaboration consistently makes the project stronger.If you're a filmmaker, screenwriter, animator, producer, or creative entrepreneur trying to make an independent film, pitch investors, improve your screenplay, or understand how professional films evolve throughout development, this episode offers a candid look at the real creative process. We discuss script rewrites, pitch deck strategy, storyboarding, animatics, actor outreach, and why even great scripts continue changing until the movie is finished—not just until the first draft is complete.Topics Covered: Why actor rejection made our film stronger The pitch deck changes that impressed investors How one conversation reshaped our strategy Why we're rebuilding our pitch instead of starting over The reality of storyboarding a feature-length animated film How we storyboard over 100 pages efficiently Why animatics transform the filmmaking process The surprising benefits of collaborative script rewrites Why great screenplays are never truly "finished" The biggest myth about locking a screenplay Why I ignore most online screenwriting advice What filmmakers should revise before sending a script

¡QUE RUEDE LA PELOTA! ⚽ Brasil afuera del mundial, mientras se enciende la polémica tras decisión de FIFA de habilitar a Balogun para jugar ante Bélgica

If you're a filmmaker, artist, entrepreneur, writer, podcaster, or content creator wondering why success often feels unpredictable, this episode explores what the FIFA World Cup can teach us about building a lasting creative career. We dive into why predictions rarely determine outcomes, how consistency beats hype, why momentum matters, and the habits that give creators the best chance of succeeding over the long term.Whether you're trying to grow your YouTube channel, launch a film, publish a book, build a business, or simply become more resilient as a creative, these lessons from elite competition apply directly to your own journey. Success isn't about controlling the outcome—it's about mastering the process.Topics Covered: Why nobody can predict creative success Why consistency beats talent alone Don't mistake early success for lasting success The bad decisions that derail creative careers How momentum compounds over time Why adaptability beats perfection Every creative project requires a different strategy Why great creators build great teams How preparation creates "luck" Why your health impacts your creative career The tiny details that separate good from great Why focusing on the process leads to better outcomes

Hablamos en Bogotá con el ex ministro de Hacienda Mauricio Cárdenas; en Madrid con el corresponsal de Blu Radio, Enrique Rodríguez Coello, y en Buenos Aires con el periodista Jorge Barraza

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Hablamos en Washington D.C. con la periodista y analista política Dori Toribio; en Bogotá con la abogada constitucionalista Luisa Fernanda García, y en Berlín con la corresponsal del diario madrileño "ABC", Rosalía Sánchez

Bogotá es reconocida como uno de los lugares con más graffiti en el mundo, y no es casualidad. Existen normas que hacen que la alcaldía apoye, financie, promueva y enseñe el arte urbano. Pero ¿cómo cambió el marco legal para el grafiti en Bogotá? Contamos el caso de un joven grafitero de 16 años y cómo la lucha de sus padres llevó a que las calles bogotanas pudieran ser pintadas sin miedo.