Historia de Colombia y sus oligarquías by Antonio Caballero

He will be in conversation with Jesús Ruiz Mantilla.Īntonio Caballero and Enrique Santos Calderón in conversation with María Jimena Duzán Since then, he has worked on the research of this corner of Colombian geography, which, to him, represents the origins of Colombia and the home of the jaguar. He was one of the expeditionaries who, during the 90s, discovered the mountain range of Chiribiquete, between the departments of Guaviare and Caquetá, nowadays focus of the Amazonian biodiversity and one of the most important findings in cave paintings in the whole continent. He has stood out for his contributions to public environmental policy of Colombia and Latin America, having taken up the directorate of the System of National Natural Parks for over a decade, the directorate of IDEAM, the directorate of the Secretariat for the Environment of Bogotá and the vice-ministry of Environment and Sustainable Development, among other positions. Carlos Castaño Uribe in conversation with Jesús Ruiz MantillaĬarlos Castaño Uribe is an anthropologist of the Universidad de los Andes and has a doctorate in American Anthropology from the Universidad Complutense de Madrid. This are some of his latest publications: Luis Caballero erótico (2010), Comer o no comer y otras notas de cocina (2014) and Historia de Colombia y sus oligarquías (2018).Charla SURA. He currently writes an opinion column for the magazine Semana. Caballero has also published a number of books, including the novel Sin remedio (1984). In 1994 he received the Simón Bolívar Prize for his political caricatures.

He has worked for newspapers and magazines like Cambio 16, Alternativa, El Tiempo, El Espectador and Semana.

There he settled in Cephalonia, where he subsisted on the drawings he would sell once a week. He later moved to Rome, where he lived for a year, before moving to Greece. He moved to London and started work at the BBC and The Economist magazine. He later returned to Europe, where he travelled through Italy, Greece, Spain and the UK. However, Caballero was unable to continue his studies, and had to return to Bogota. In Paris, he experienced an event that was to leave a mark on his generation: May 1968. He began studying Law at Rosario University, although soon after he moved to Paris and studied Politics.

(Colombia) Colombian writer and journalist.

Historia de Colombia y sus oligarquías by Antonio Caballero