For this one Saturday, October 29, marches were called against the Tax Reform, health and the changes that President Gustavo Petro wants to implement in his Government.
In the main cities of the country and internationally in countries such as United States Mexico, Panama, Stockholm and London The citizens have come out, and even no altercations with the authorities have been reported.
The spokesman and businessman Pierre Onzaga indicated that it is sought that, “one of the objectives of this Great National March is to draw a red line so that the reforms are withdrawn, we are not seeking any negotiation”.
The concentration points in Bogotá are:
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Plaza Héroes Caídos CAN Calle 26 towards Plaza de Bolívar – 9:30 am
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Calle 63 with Carrera 7 towards Plaza de Bolívar – 10:00 am
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National Park to Plaza de Bolívar – 11:00 am
For its part, the Ministry of Mobility reports road damage in:
Demonstration is presented in Carrera 7 with Calle 63 from north to south. At the hour with mixed road blockage, approximate capacity of 100 people
Also, there is a plant in the Carrera Seventh with Calle 32due to the novelty there are affectations in the mobility of the mixed road, in the place there are about 300 people both roads of the 2 road directions
Another blockage is reported in the Seventh Avenue with Calle 119 to the south. There is no passage through that lane, for 10 people who are at that point.
In the 26th street in the Golden Avenue in Carrera 59 The western end presents mixed road blockages, there are approximately 300 people marching.
Update
Carrera 7 with Calle 119 N – S Demonstrators disperse and end the sit-in.
Plantón in Carrera 92 with Calle 142 from north to south. Capacity of 30 citizens and there is a traffic jam in the area.
For now, Transmilenio does not record station closures.
