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The mayor of Bogotá, Claudia López, assured that this Thursday there will be no curfew in the city after protests over the death of lawyer Javier Ordóñez.
Peso did call for citizens to come home before 7:00 pm in order to minimize the risks in the street in the face of new sit-ins.
“Although there is no curfew in Bogotá, we do ask citizens that no later than 7:00 at night, everyone who can be at home”Lopez said.
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According to the president, this will prevent “tensions and coexistence problems”.
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“The sit-ins, citizen protests, even when peaceful, tend to generate mobility problems”, He assured.
Faced with mass public transportation, Claudia López also announced a smaller operation due to the vandalization of buses from the SITP and Transmilenio.
Finally the mayor warned that “there are 15 sit-ins that can complicate mobility“And therefore reiterated that”everyone who can, be at home”.
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The balance left by the violent protests on Wednesday was 10 people killed, in events that are the subject of investigation.
According to the authorities, it is seven people died in Bogotá and three in the municipality of Soacha.
