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This Saturday (November 21) is the day without VAT and, although the Government has insisted on making purchases through digital platforms, The San Victorino sector is experiencing a very busy business day, but with zero biosecurity protocols to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
Pulzo was present in that area of downtown Bogotá, where the popular early morning is held, in the Gran San shopping center. The good news is that commerce has been reactivated and good sales are registered, but the day is clouded by the lack of control by the authorities to guarantee distancing in times of pandemic.
As shown in the video, not one more person can fit on the streets of this popular sector in the capital. The cars cannot even travel on behalf of the crowd; In addition, many people find their masks worn badly.
The Police are also in San Victorino, but it is practically impossible to control the multitude of buyers and sellers present.
This video shows how that sector of Bogotá is in full swing today:
Day without VAT in Colombia: users report price traps
As happened in the other two days, users who are buying via the Internet already denounce alleged cheating of some stores with prices.
During the first hours of this Saturday, several were accused of trying to offer great discounts, after, supposedly, having increased prices. In short, cheat users in Colombia.
One of those named was Falabella, who was accused of using a trick to take advantage of the VAT exemption. As a result of this, the multinational had to go out to give explanations about it and even Fenalco came out to give his version about what happened with the prices.
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