• 10 places so magical they feel straight out of a dream
    Let HolidaysCrowd turn your dream destination into reality with the perfect itinerary.

    #travelgram #traveller #travel #india #indian #holidays #vacation #dream #dreamdestination #lapland #blackforest #shirakawago #bibury #hallstatt #jiuzhaigou #neuschwanstein #plitvice #colombia #colorful #colmar #sintra
    10 places so magical they feel straight out of a dream ✨🌍 Let HolidaysCrowd turn your dream destination into reality with the perfect itinerary. #travelgram #traveller #travel #india #indian #holidays #vacation #dream #dreamdestination #lapland #blackforest #shirakawago #bibury #hallstatt #jiuzhaigou #neuschwanstein #plitvice #colombia #colorful #colmar #sintra
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  • Ecuadorian President Daniel Noboa ordered the transfer and expulsion of more than 800 Colombians detained in Ecuador.

    The measure caused a stir in Ecuador and Colombia, as Noboa, according to Colombian authorities, did not follow the usual extradition process, but sent the Colombian detainees out of the country.

    Read the full article on our website.
    Ecuadorian President Daniel Noboa ordered the transfer and expulsion of more than 800 Colombians detained in Ecuador. The measure caused a stir in Ecuador and Colombia, as Noboa, according to Colombian authorities, did not follow the usual extradition process, but sent the Colombian detainees out of the country. 📲 Read the full article on our website.
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  • Located in the Caribbean Sea off the coast of Colombia, this man-made island is home to about 500 people living on just 0.012 sq km (1.2 hectares) that’s roughly the size of two football fields.

    With no cars, no running water, and over 100 houses packed tightly together, the population density is over 100,000 people per square kilometer, more than 4x that of Manhattan.

    Despite its size, the island has a school, a church, and a strong sense of community. Residents rely on the mainland for fresh water and supplies, and fishing remains the main source of income.

    It’s one of the world’s most fascinating examples of sustainable living and community resilience.

    #SantaCruzDelIslote #ColombiaHiddenGems #DenselyPopulated #IslandLife #TravelFacts #GeographyNerd #UnusualPlaces
    Located in the Caribbean Sea off the coast of Colombia, this man-made island is home to about 500 people living on just 0.012 sq km (1.2 hectares) that’s roughly the size of two football fields. 🇨🇴 With no cars, no running water, and over 100 houses packed tightly together, the population density is over 100,000 people per square kilometer, more than 4x that of Manhattan. Despite its size, the island has a school, a church, and a strong sense of community. Residents rely on the mainland for fresh water and supplies, and fishing remains the main source of income. It’s one of the world’s most fascinating examples of sustainable living and community resilience. #SantaCruzDelIslote #ColombiaHiddenGems #DenselyPopulated #IslandLife #TravelFacts #GeographyNerd #UnusualPlaces
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  • In Colombia, a police dog’s unmatched skill in detecting drugs made it a prime target for a cartel, which placed a bounty on the dog’s head.

    This shows just how seriously criminals take these canine heroes. Their work is dangerous but crucial in the fight against illegal trafficking.

    Police dogs aren’t just animals, they’re vital partners in law enforcement, using their senses and training to protect communities. Their courage and effectiveness often turn the tide in critical operations. Each find helps dismantle criminal networks.

    #colombia #interesting #facts #doglover #dogs #police
    In Colombia, a police dog’s unmatched skill in detecting drugs made it a prime target for a cartel, which placed a bounty on the dog’s head. 😨🇨🇴 This shows just how seriously criminals take these canine heroes. Their work is dangerous but crucial in the fight against illegal trafficking. Police dogs aren’t just animals, they’re vital partners in law enforcement, using their senses and training to protect communities. Their courage and effectiveness often turn the tide in critical operations. Each find helps dismantle criminal networks. #colombia #interesting #facts #doglover #dogs #police
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  • Back in 2015, a viral story claimed that a humble Colombian farmer unearthed a buried container filled with $600 million in cash—allegedly part of Pablo Escobar’s elusive fortune.

    Rather than keep the money, he reportedly handed it over to the authorities, choosing honesty over instant wealth. The tale reignited global intrigue around Escobar’s hidden millions, said to be scattered across Colombia’s countryside. But with no hard proof the discovery ever happened, the legend lives on—leaving many to ask: what would you have done?

    #money #news #colombia #medellin #vacations
    Back in 2015, a viral story claimed that a humble Colombian farmer unearthed a buried container filled with $600 million in cash—allegedly part of Pablo Escobar’s elusive fortune. Rather than keep the money, he reportedly handed it over to the authorities, choosing honesty over instant wealth. The tale reignited global intrigue around Escobar’s hidden millions, said to be scattered across Colombia’s countryside. But with no hard proof the discovery ever happened, the legend lives on—leaving many to ask: what would you have done? #money #news #colombia #medellin #vacations
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  • headlines swirled around a Colombian farmer who reportedly uncovered a buried container filled with $600 million-rumored to be part of Pablo Escobar's long-lost fortune. The twist? Instead of pocketing the cash, he allegedly handed it all over to authorities, sparking global debate about honesty, wealth, and the legacy of one of the world's most infamous drug lords.

    While the story captured imaginations and reignited old legends about Escobar's hidden millions, no concrete evidence ever surfaced to prove it actually happened. Whether fact or folklore, it's become one of those viral tales that lingers- mainly because it asks a simple, haunting question: if you were the one who found it, would you have done the same?

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    headlines swirled around a Colombian farmer who reportedly uncovered a buried container filled with $600 million-rumored to be part of Pablo Escobar's long-lost fortune. The twist? Instead of pocketing the cash, he allegedly handed it all over to authorities, sparking global debate about honesty, wealth, and the legacy of one of the world's most infamous drug lords. While the story captured imaginations and reignited old legends about Escobar's hidden millions, no concrete evidence ever surfaced to prove it actually happened. Whether fact or folklore, it's become one of those viral tales that lingers- mainly because it asks a simple, haunting question: if you were the one who found it, would you have done the same? ⚠️⚠️⚠️ Disclaimer: NO COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT INTENDED! We do not own the rights to this video and photo used in this reel and post. All credit goes to the original creator. This video is shared for informational purposes only. If you are the owner and wish to discuss this content, please DM or email us. FAIR USE: Copyright disclaimer under section 107 of the copyright act 1976. Allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship infringing." We do not own all the material. . . . #news #worldnews #worldinlast24hr #explore #explorepage #trending
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  • Itzamara Vega, a baby girl from Colombia, made headlines worldwide before she was even born. At just 35 weeks in the womb, doctors made a rare and astonishing discovery during a routine ultrasound: Itzamara was carrying her own twin inside her abdomen.

    This rare medical condition, known as foetus-in-fetu (Latin for "fetus within fetus"), occurs in roughly one in every 500,000 births and has only been documented around 200 times. In Itzamara's case, the parasitic twin was supported by a separate umbilical cord and was drawing blood from her intestine, functioning like a biological parasite.

    First described in 1808, *foetus-in-fetu* has appeared in various forms over the years. Some cases have revealed partially developed foetuses with limbs, hair, organs, and even genitals. These remnants are not living beings but growths that develop when one twin envelops the other early in pregnancy.

    Typically, the condition is identified soon after birth due to a visible abdominal bulge, though it can go undetected for years. One extraordinary case involved a woman who unknowingly carried her twin's eye, tooth, and hair in an ovarian tumor for 45 years.

    In Itzamara's situation, doctors opted for an early C-section to prevent the parasitic twin-measuring about 5 cm and featuring rudimentary limbs and a head but no brain or heart- from damaging her internal organs. Though unsettling, these parasitic twins are benign. Thanks to early detection and skilled care, Itzamara was safely delivered.

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    FAIR USE: Copyright disclaimer under section 107 of the copyright act 1976. Allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship infringing." We do not own all the material.
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    Itzamara Vega, a baby girl from Colombia, made headlines worldwide before she was even born. At just 35 weeks in the womb, doctors made a rare and astonishing discovery during a routine ultrasound: Itzamara was carrying her own twin inside her abdomen. This rare medical condition, known as foetus-in-fetu (Latin for "fetus within fetus"), occurs in roughly one in every 500,000 births and has only been documented around 200 times. In Itzamara's case, the parasitic twin was supported by a separate umbilical cord and was drawing blood from her intestine, functioning like a biological parasite. First described in 1808, *foetus-in-fetu* has appeared in various forms over the years. Some cases have revealed partially developed foetuses with limbs, hair, organs, and even genitals. These remnants are not living beings but growths that develop when one twin envelops the other early in pregnancy. Typically, the condition is identified soon after birth due to a visible abdominal bulge, though it can go undetected for years. One extraordinary case involved a woman who unknowingly carried her twin's eye, tooth, and hair in an ovarian tumor for 45 years. In Itzamara's situation, doctors opted for an early C-section to prevent the parasitic twin-measuring about 5 cm and featuring rudimentary limbs and a head but no brain or heart- from damaging her internal organs. Though unsettling, these parasitic twins are benign. Thanks to early detection and skilled care, Itzamara was safely delivered. ⚠️⚠️⚠️ Disclaimer: NO COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT INTENDED! We do not own the rights to this video and photo used in this reel and post. All credit goes to the original creator. This video is shared for informational purposes only. If you are the owner and wish to discuss this content, please DM or email us. FAIR USE: Copyright disclaimer under section 107 of the copyright act 1976. Allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship infringing." We do not own all the material. . . . #news #worldnews #worldinlast24hr #explore #explorepage #trending
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  • After several months of intense debate, the government of Colombian President Gustavo Petro, achieved a new political victory and a key campaign promise when the legislature approved his long-awaited labor reform bill. The president signed it into law on June 25.

    Peoples Dispatch spoke with María Fernanda Carrascal (@mafecarrascalr), Colombian congresswoman of the Pacto Histórico (ruling party), a member of the Seventh Commission of the House of Representatives and the speaker of the Labor Reform bill.

    Carrascal stated that the labor reform, “was not only a campaign promise of Petro and of our political project but it is also the intergenerational construction of a need for justice for working people, something that workers had been seeking for decades, after the backwards reform [passed during Uribe’s government] took away many rights, purchasing power, reduced their wage income, in short, it made them precarious in every possible way.”

    Read the full article on our website.
    After several months of intense debate, the government of Colombian President Gustavo Petro, achieved a new political victory and a key campaign promise when the legislature approved his long-awaited labor reform bill. The president signed it into law on June 25. Peoples Dispatch spoke with María Fernanda Carrascal (@mafecarrascalr), Colombian congresswoman of the Pacto Histórico (ruling party), a member of the Seventh Commission of the House of Representatives and the speaker of the Labor Reform bill. Carrascal stated that the labor reform, “was not only a campaign promise of Petro and of our political project but it is also the intergenerational construction of a need for justice for working people, something that workers had been seeking for decades, after the backwards reform [passed during Uribe’s government] took away many rights, purchasing power, reduced their wage income, in short, it made them precarious in every possible way.” 📲 Read the full article on our website.
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  • Sleep in Pablo Escobar’s former jet — now turned Airbnb… in Bristol, England

    Perched on shipping containers and wrapped in bold street art, this Boeing 727 is packed with gold accents, a hot tub, sauna, and wild narco vibes — all for $1,000 a night

    Not in Colombia. Not a museum. Just one of the craziest stays on Airbnb.

    Would you book it?

    Bristol, UK

    #Colombia #AirbnbGoals #Vacations #Airbnb #airbnbexperience #UnitedKingdom #PrivateJet #Boeing #LuxuryTravel #uniquestays #TravelNews #PabloEscobar #Luxurylifrstyle #Plane
    Sleep in Pablo Escobar’s former jet — now turned Airbnb… in Bristol, England 🤯💰 Perched on shipping containers and wrapped in bold street art, this Boeing 727 is packed with gold accents, a hot tub, sauna, and wild narco vibes — all for $1,000 a night 💸✈️ Not in Colombia. Not a museum. Just one of the craziest stays on Airbnb. Would you book it? 👀 📍Bristol, UK 🇬🇧 #Colombia #AirbnbGoals #Vacations #Airbnb #airbnbexperience #UnitedKingdom #PrivateJet #Boeing #LuxuryTravel #uniquestays #TravelNews #PabloEscobar #Luxurylifrstyle #Plane
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  • A jaw-dropping moment above the Pacific ⚡️
    While cruising at 37,000 feet, pilot and photographer Santiago Borja snapped this surreal image of a thunderstorm igniting the skies. Capturing it wasn’t easy—he had to battle lightning speed and cabin reflections—but passion fueled the perfect shot.

    Photos taken with a Nikon D750
    Check out more of his sky-high photography on Instagram and his website.
    Photos by: @santiagoborja

    #storm #lightning #skyphotography #pacificocean #colombia #sky #skylovers #nightsky #thunder #thunderstorm #vacations #photography
    A jaw-dropping moment above the Pacific ⚡️ While cruising at 37,000 feet, pilot and photographer Santiago Borja snapped this surreal image of a thunderstorm igniting the skies. Capturing it wasn’t easy—he had to battle lightning speed and cabin reflections—but passion fueled the perfect shot. Photos taken with a Nikon D750 Check out more of his sky-high photography on Instagram and his website. 🌩️ Photos by: @santiagoborja #storm #lightning #skyphotography #pacificocean #colombia #sky #skylovers #nightsky #thunder #thunderstorm #vacations #photography
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