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When the ground of Cali moved, the superheroes sprouted: Chronicle a month later
Columna
September 24, 20262 min read

When the ground of Cali moved, the superheroes sprouted: Chronicle a month later

A month after the devastating earthquake of 7.4 in Cali, which left 154 dead and thousands affected, the author highlights how the tragedy awakened everyday heroism. Despite the fear and destruction, he exalts citizen resilience to rebuild the city.

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Accordion voice
Columna
September 24, 20267 min read

Accordion voice

After the earthquake, the author questions the origin of solidarity. He rejects it as pure gregarious kindness or a selfish spectacle. He concludes that it is sharing the pain of others without expecting a return.

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“Fascinating” white bags: Susan Sontag, the image as affirmation, and individual responsibility.
Columna
September 24, 20269 min read

“Fascinating” white bags: Susan Sontag, the image as affirmation, and individual responsibility.

The government announced an operation by displaying bodies in bags and showing the president walking among them. The author analyzes how aesthetics serve power by stirring emotions before engaging reason.

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And what if we're wrong?
Columna de opinión
June 24, 20261 min read

And what if we're wrong?

An opinion piece—philosophical and political in nature—that presents a profound critique of the democratic system, arguing that its structural flaws open the door to authoritarianism in times of crisis.

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Waiting for Better Times
Columna
June 24, 20261 min read

Waiting for Better Times

An opinion piece that analyzes—with alarm and a combative spirit—the results of the recent elections in Colombia, contrasting them with the shortcomings of Gustavo Petro’s outgoing administration and the role of contemporary digital culture.

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THE PRESIDENCY THAT NEVER HAPPENED
Columna
June 24, 20261 min read

THE PRESIDENCY THAT NEVER HAPPENED

This text is an opinion piece and cultural analysis with a deeply philosophical and psychoanalytic focus. The author puts forward a provocative thesis: the presidency of Gustavo Petro, in a strictly philosophical sense, "did not happen."

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Human Misery
Columna
June 24, 20261 min read

Human Misery

A critical, essay-style opinion piece reflecting on the country's political and social landscape following the results of the elections held on June 21, 2026.

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