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WORLD / AMERICAS Hitting the mark By Reuters Published: May 27, 2021 06:38 PM When Colombian community leader Veronica Fonseca raised her hand to speak at a meeting hosted by Bogota's mayor, she never expected her ideas on improving transport in the capital would be included in the city's plans. Cable cars are seen in Bogota, Colombia, on March 19, 2020. Photo: AFPFonseca, 52, told a forum convened by city hall in 2020 that her hilltop neighborhood, nearly 3,000 meters above downtown Bogota, needed better transport links, and suggested a cable car to ferry residents. "I'd seen cable car ...

Some of the vaccines now available, however, require two doses to be fully effective. Health officials say New Mexico intends to lift capacity restrictions on businesses and fully reopen once 60% of adults are fully vaccinated. The state on Friday also reported nine more coronavirus-related deaths, pushing the statewide total for the pandemic to 4,098. Human Services Secretary David Scrase said earlier this week that some of the deaths now being reported are from fatalities that happened over the winter. Medical investigators, he said, faced a backlog of deaths to look into, and the state is ...

Today Partly cloudy this morning, then becoming cloudy during the afternoon. High 59F. W winds at less than 5 mph, increasing to 10 to 20 mph. Winds could occasionally gust over 40 mph.. Tonight Updated: April 7, 2021 @ 10:25 am

Adjust font size: BOGOTA, Dec. 19 (Xinhua) -- Colombia's capital Bogota now boasts Latin America's second-largest fleet of electric vehicles, only behind Chile's capital Santiago, after taking delivery of 120 electric buses from the Chinese company BYD. The buses were included into Bogota's bus-based mass transit system, known as "Transmilenio," at a ceremony on Thursday. The 120 buses are part of a larger purchase of 470 BYD units set to help slash pollution levels in the city. Bogota Mayor Claudia Lopez, who was present at the ceremony held at the main charging station in the southeast of ...

2020-12-19 06:35:35 GMT2020-12-19 14:35:35(Beijing Time) Xinhua English BOGOTA, Dec. 19 (Xinhua) -- Colombia's capital Bogota now boasts Latin America's second-largest fleet of electric vehicles, only behind Chile's capital Santiago, after taking delivery of 120 electric buses from the Chinese company BYD. The buses were included into Bogota's bus-based mass transit system, known as "Transmilenio," at a ceremony on Thursday. The 120 buses are part of a larger purchase of 470 BYD units set to help slash pollution levels in the city. Bogota Mayor Claudia Lopez, who was present at the cer...