Colombia, Photo Essays

Cartagena, Beyond The UNESCO Heritage Walls

June 28, 2011 By Trevor Bach

A young man carries a bucket of water in the Campo de La Matuna neighborhood, just outside the city’s iconic wall. The name of the lively, blue-collar neighborhood comes from its previous incarnation as a baseball field.

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Mexico Authorities Investigating 7 Cops In Killing Of Police Chief | Latin America News Dispatch says:

June 29, 2011 at 7:18 am

[…] The Colombian city of Cartagena is famous for its well-preserved historical walled center and nearby fortress that were declared UNESCO World Heritage sites in 1984. However, beyond the wall is a city very much in contrast to the colonial charm of the historical center. Colombia-based photographer Trevor Bach ventured into Cartagena to capture these images. […]

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