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López was giving a positive part, on Blu Radio, of the situation that Bogotá lived on Monday, when more sectors of the economy were reactivated and more people were authorized to leave.
However, the journalist Felipe Zuleta highlighted that the city center was “crowded”, especially by street vendors, so López asked to “have a clear narrative”.
“On the one hand, the president authorizes two and a half million people to go out on the street and, on the other hand, every day we regret that there are more people on the street. My brother, or one or the other. […] We are generating a contradictory message. We beat people for being on the street, when they are authorized to go out, “replied the mayor.
The president of the capital said in the interview that it “worries everything”, and that if it depended on it “we would be in absolute quarantine”But since the head of state Iván Duque did not abide by this measure, what remains is to adopt security habits to get out.
“Every time the president opens his mouth he makes an announcement saying that the quarantine is going to be relaxed … by the minute, more people are out on the street. So our efforts now have to be aimed at teaching people how to get out safely. Every time, due to the decisions of the National Government, we are going to see more people on the streets, ”said López.
The mayor said in the interview that it is now impossible for her to punish those who break the quarantine because in the “prison they do not even receive the thieves”, and that is why, two months ago, she proposed absolute isolation until June with aid for the most vulnerable.
“The president and I have the same committee of epidemiologists that advises us. He and I had the same information. We knew perfectly well that the peak was going to be in June, and that therefore the quarantine had to reach June. And that in order for people to be in quarantine, they not only have to have pedagogy and control, but financial support“Reproached the president.
Finally, López assured on the radio frequency that despite everything “Bogotá is going well”, and what remains is that people abide by the obligatory use of the mask when they go out, that they keep their distance from other people and that when they get home, avoid having physical contact with the people with whom you live.
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