Indigenous Minga | Tour of the indigenous march in Bogotá – Bogotá

The Indigenous Minga is already in Bogotá and this Monday will begin its activities of mobilization and peaceful protest.

It is expected that today, at 9 am, there is a first tour from 9 am to the Plaza de Bolívar.

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As confirmed by the Secretary of Government, Luis Ernesto Gómez, the group will leave the Palacio de los Deportes, where they are staying, and they will take Calle 63 to Avenida Carrera 30 or NQS.

Then, they will take the NQS south to Avenida Calle 26 and, through this, they will go up to Carrera 10.

Then they will continue to 19 Street and there they will go up to the Center of Bogotá.

Afterwards, they will take the entire Carrera Séptima to Plaza de Bolívar.

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In addition, in an interview with City Tv, the Secretary of Government, assured thate The District will coordinate the detours “so that this has the least impact on the mobility of the city.”

To be informed of closures and diversions, we recommend you follow the Twitter accounts @TransMilenio Y @BogotaTransito

When the tour reaches the Center, the TransMilenio stations of the Environmental Hub will stop operating.

In addition, it was confirmed that there will be 300 coexistence managers. They, in conjunction with indigenous leaders, will alert in the event of infiltrations and acts of violence.

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What will happen if the indigenous people detect infiltrators?

The slogan of the Indigenous Minga is that this be a peaceful, safe and biosecure mobilization. However, if infiltrators or inciters to violence are detected, there is already a protocol:

“The person who comes to incite violence will be captured and in our concept ‘harmonized’. We have said that we are not going to fight. They know that if someone goes outside the guidelines they will be punished through our uses and guidelines”, said José Albeiro Camayo, coordinator of the Indigenous Guard.

This will involve the ‘fuete’ and the direction to the indigenous councils. It is also planned to hand them over to the local authorities.

BOGOTÁ – CITY TV
* With an interview made by Juan Carlos Mira, from City Tv and with reporting by Leonardo Ballesteros, Noctámbulo from City Tv.