La Libertad Sublime

26/05/2026

Volvemos con una nueva edición de Adivina el Candidato, esta vez poniendo el foco en las propuestas sobre medio ambiente, sistema penitenciario y mujeres. ♻️♀️
¿Podrás identificar quién está detrás de cada propuesta? Analicemos más allá de los nombres: qué dicen, qué priorizan y cómo imaginan el país.

Una dinámica para escuchar, debatir y poner a prueba qué tanto conocemos los discursos de quienes aspiran al poder. 👀🗳️

20/05/2026

🎲 ¡Así se vivió la SEGUNDA EDICIÓN de Adivina el Candidato! 👤✨
Nos unimos con la gente de para ver qué tanto sabe lxs estudiantes sobre las candidaturas, ¡ y estas fueron las respuestas! 🔥
Y tú, ¿habrías acertado? Déjanos tu respuesta en los comentarios. 👇

13/05/2026

🎤🗳️ Así fue la primera sesión de Adivina el Candidato en el campus de la Universidad del Norte.
En esta dinámica pusimos a prueba qué tanto conocemos a quienes aspiran al poder… pero solo a través de sus propuestas y discursos 👀🇨🇴
Las respuestas están al final del video. ¿Te las esperebas?😎

11/05/2026

Voices in bloom is back! 💚🤍

Join us over the next two weeks for amazing events, games and conferences filled with the creativity and effort of the students!

Let the voices bloom ✨🫶🏼

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29/04/2026

👀✨ ¿Qué tanto conoces las propuestas de las candidaturas?
En Adivina el candidato vamos a poner a prueba qué tan pendiente has estado de estas elecciones 🗳️ Muy pronto estaremos recorriendo el campus para escuchar sus respuestas y ver quiénes sí se saben las propuestas.
Anímense a participar, compartir este reel y, sobre todo, a conocer las ideas que están moviendo estas elecciones 💬📚
Nos vemos pronto por el campus… ¿están listxs? 🤭

14/04/2026

Conoce a los candidatos que están liderando las encuestas rumbo a la presidencia 🇨🇴✨

La decisión está cada vez más cerca ¿ya sabes por quién votar? 🗳️

Próximamente podrás conocer más sobre los candidatos y sus fórmulas en las redes de Libertad Sublime.

05/03/2026

"The case of the Wayuu is emblematic of the broader Indigenous struggle for survival, dignity, and justice in Latin America. It highlights how cultural richness can coexist with extreme vulnerability when state and corporate interests prevail over human rights. Addressing the Wayuu’s situation requires not only legal reforms, but also genuine political will, international pressure, and a recognition of Indigenous autonomy. Their voices and knowledge systems must be central to any solution."

Article written by: Sebastián Gil, María Leonor Pinto, Estefanía Rodríguez  The Wayuu are the largest Indigenous community in Colombia, with an estimated population of over 380,000 indivi…

05/03/2026

"Celebrating the achievements of these women should inspire younger generations to continue fighting for justice and equality. These women have successfully led initiatives for education, healthcare, and the defense of indigenous jurisdiction and governance. By supporting their leadership, we strengthen movements for peace, environmental justice, and human rights. Ignoring their realities would mean allowing systemic violence and marginalization to continue. Ultimately, raising awareness about their bravery helps build a more inclusive, respectful, and equitable world for all, and this must be the objective."

https://lalibertadsublime.home.blog/2026/02/27/voices-unheard-amplifying-five-indigenous-womens-stories/

24/02/2026

"The cases of Clodomiro Castilla and Rafael Moreno demonstrate the critical role that journalist social leaders play in the defense of democratic principles, human rights, and public accountability in Colombia, particularly in regions historically affected by violence, corruption, and state abandonment. Both journalists engaged in investigative reporting that went beyond the scope of traditional media coverage, revealing structural issues such as political manipulation, links between elected officials and illegal armed groups, land dispossession, and environmental degradation caused by illegal economic activities. Their work provided visibility to the grievances of marginalized communities and contributed to the documentation of abuses often ignored by national institutions."

Written by Carlos Acevedo, Mariana Arango, Maria Antonia Cormane & Alexandra Rosales. In Colombia there are regions marked by violence, corruption, and state abandonment, and&nbs…

24/02/2026

"Despite these challenges, several communities are actively revitalizing their languages. The Wayuu people in La Guajira have promoted Wayuunaiki through local radio and bilingual schools (Ministerio de Cultura, s. f.). The Nasa in Cauca are recovering Nasa Yuwe through intercultural educational programs, and other groups, such as the Kichwa and Kamëntsá in Putumayo, use digital platforms to teach and document their language practices (Uribe-Jongbloed & Anderson, 2014). These actions demonstrate how Indigenous knowledge and technology can work together to strengthen linguistic resilience.
Irarrázabal and Vinet (2020) emphasize that linguistic revitalization must confront the ideology that privileges global languages and marginalizes Indigenous voices. Changing such perceptions requires recognizing these languages as part of a living and diverse cultural heritage rather than as remnants of the past. In this sense, the role of Colombia’s Ministry of Culture (s. f.) through its Vice Minister of Heritage, Memories and Cultural Governance is essential in supporting community-led initiatives, training, and cultural transmission."

Written By: María Angelica Alcalá, Alejandro Jiménez, Nadia Olivares There are more than 7,000 languages in the world, but many of them are disappearing. According to UNESCO (2023), nearly 40% of…