Tour of the "Wrong route" through the 7 de Agosto neighborhood in Bogota, Colombia. Wrong Route in 7 de Agosto neighborhood Bogota walking tour with a few memories

Wrong Route 7 de Agosto neighborhood Bogota

Wrong Route:
Why "Wrong route"? so-called by many people who consider this neighborhood dangerous because it is frequented by needy people who make partying and nightlife a way of life that religious people do not see favorably or do not understand the needs of many migrants, mostly from Venezuela, but who also flee from the violence that Colombia experiences in many of its territories and who seek in large cities like Bogotá, a way to get sustenance or a better life.

Chapters:
00:00 - Video highlights Bogotá Colombia
00:40 - Crossing the 26th El Dorado Avenue heading north to 7 de Agosto neighborhood, Bogotá Colombia
01:43 - NQS Avenue, Carrera 30 heading north to 7 de Agosto neighborhood Bogotá Colombia
02:12 - El Campin football stadium
02:25 - Carrera 24 Bogota Colombia
02:41 - Calle 66, 7 de Agosto neighborhood Bogota Colombia
02:56 - Touring 7 de Agosto neighborhood Bogota Colombia


7 de Agosto Neighborhood:
The streets of the 7 de Agosto neighborhood have never been unoccupied despite the quarantine. For months, when the mayor Claudia López decreed the pedagogical isolation, the merchants of the market and the neighboring sex workers did not lock themselves up. The needs were pressing. In the square, with the accompaniment of the Institute of Social Economy, they began to deliver fruits, vegetables, and meats to nearby houses. On the other hand, street girls remained active behind bars and fleeing from police persecution. Since the president decreed intelligent isolation, the 7 de Agosto neighborhood began to break the quarantine with the opening of bicycle shops and workshops, as well as the sale of auto parts. Nearly 1,500 stores dedicated to automobiles are located in this neighborhood in the north of Bogotá. Now the streets of 7 de Agosto are full of welders, fruit carts and night workers trying to make a peso amid the economic collapse of the quarantine.

Tolerance Zone:
Between the 1970s and 1980s, motels were consolidated in the Santafe neighborhood, especially in the sector between transversal 17 and Caracas avenue, up to 22nd street. Since 2002, during the mayoralty of Antanas Mockus, it is a Special Zone of High Impact Services for the exercise of prostitution.

By 2009 there was a record of 130 establishments and nearly 3,500 people practicing the ancient profession.

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Wrong Route 7 de Agosto neighborhood Bogota