Bogota Reports

[MongerHunger]

Hung out in the South Stroll area near the Monaco building. The place is Moto Central. Those guys love hanging out in the area. Lots of good talent. 35 k for a session with a chica including room. Had several. Good sessions. Lots of plastic surgery around. Ran into a rare Colombiana, all natural, that offered a semi GFE experience with BBBJ. Actually she was the best session for the day. I hung out a little bit in the pool hall that sells the meat in the store front and hot food. There's a beer bar inside with beer for 3 k. Played some pool with the fellas. It was weird playing pool with no pockets on the table. Also played a game in the back where you toss these small steel balls and try to get them through a metal frog and 2 other metal pieces and holes. Pretty interesting game. The passer is out in the open with no privacy but I wasn't bothered but a little surprised. Explored other parts of Santa Fe. Lots of girls out that were questionable in age so be careful and choose wisely. The block where the AutoLavado 16 is populated with TS walkers so beware. Santa Fe was bustling with activity. Lots of variety and choices to keep you busy for hours.

[Woodman09]

Been trying to send a message, but your inbox is full. Can you clean some space for me to send a private message? Thanks.

OK, Thanks.

[Silver Turtle]

The statement is taken out of context.

Also, new curfew hours are between 11 pm and 4 am while bars / shops must close at 10 pm.

Lopez statement on her twitter last night.

The mayor of Bogot, Claudia Lpez, spoke about the events, highlighting the consequences of the blockades.

"We have been blocking portals and entrances to Bogot for 12 days. Hundreds of thousands of people unable to work have to walk and pay much more for informal transportation. Crops have been lost and food has become more expensive. What is improved by increasing unemployment and making food more expensive?

Duque rescinded the tax law, putting that law in place when the masses were still reeling from this Covid thing was a colossal mistake.

Now the anarchist have Hi-jacked the movement. As they always do and are inflicting more pain on the people without any clear solutions to better things for everyone. Seems that they are bent on bringing down the government. This will benefit no one. Seems like the Colombian socialist have taken a page out of the militant Democrat left book to.

'never let a crisis go to waste. '.

[LatinaLover#1]

I get your point, as this is exactly why I kept going to Colombia, and why I chosed to live here. The good news is that the night curfew has been lifted yesterday in Bogota despite sky high Covid numbers. I guess authorities understood that they are paying the economic and social price of keeping the people under such a long lockdown without any financial relief.

Lopez statement on her twitter last night.

The mayor of Bogotá, Claudia López, spoke about the events, highlighting the consequences of the blockades.

"We have been blocking portals and entrances to Bogotá for 12 days. Hundreds of thousands of people unable to work have to walk and pay much more for informal transportation. Crops have been lost and food has become more expensive. What is improved by increasing unemployment and making food more expensive?

Duque rescinded the tax law, putting that law in place when the masses were still reeling from this Covid thing was a colossal mistake.

Now the anarchist have Hi-jacked the movement. As they always do and are inflicting more pain on the people without any clear solutions to better things for everyone. Seems that they are bent on bringing down the government. This will benefit no one. Seems like the Colombian socialist have taken a page out of the militant Democrat left book to.

'never let a crisis go to waste. '.

[Voyajer1]

Been trying to send a message, but your inbox is full. Can you clean some space for me to send a private message? Thanks.

[Routard]

I like to I enjoy the city, at my age I'm content fucking a beautiful, non pro Colombiana once a day. The rest of the time I want to go to my favorite restaurants in the north, the casinos and going to Jacques for an afternoon coffee, a French pastry with a gorgeous woman. So my M. O. Is basically fucked if all this unrest continues. To sum it up, if SF is your thing, and I'm not judging, I think you'll be fine, my friend Woodman is a great resource to help you enjoy SF, so go and enjoy unless you hear the wheels are falling off in the city. That's a whole different scenario. Stay safe.

I get your point, as this is exactly why I kept going to Colombia, and why I chosed to live here. The good news is that the night curfew has been lifted yesterday in Bogota despite sky high Covid numbers. I guess authorities understood that they are paying the economic and social price of keeping the people under such a long lockdown without any financial relief.

[LatinaLover#1]

Wondering if I should change my plans for 1st week of June. Don't want to be stuck in a hotel room the whole time. What do you guys think? Travelling solo with no contacts in country.

I'm in the same boat as to should I or shouldn't I. I'm still waiting to hear how intense todays strike was, I'm betting it's a little calmer. I have numerous plans with some very special friends that I want to see when my novia is busy in virtual class. Hehe) I plan on being in Bogota before Memorial Day and I don't want cancel. I'm taking a wait and see attitude but it doesn't look good. The problem. Other than the obvious with possible riots in the street is the side effects of this. The blocked streets and truck driver strike has crippled the city. Food prices are skyrocketing and that's only if you can find the food, this undoubtedly will affect how the remaining open, restaurants can continue to do business. Unlike some on this site, who are very happy staying in a close hotel to SF, screw as many of the street working girls as possible, eat chicken on the corner restaurant in SF, have a few beers and a few laughs with a wingman, then go get another one, keeps thing simple, with limited impact from all this shit. Whatever floats you boat. And that's ok, but for me, Been there, done that.

I like to I enjoy the city, at my age I'm content fucking a beautiful, non pro Colombiana once a day. The rest of the time I want to go to my favorite restaurants in the north, the casinos and going to Jacques for an afternoon coffee, a French pastry with a gorgeous woman. So my M. O. Is basically fucked if all this unrest continues. To sum it up, if SF is your thing, and I'm not judging, I think you'll be fine, my friend Woodman is a great resource to help you enjoy SF, so go and enjoy unless you hear the wheels are falling off in the city. That's a whole different scenario. Stay safe.

[DonCarlos1234]

When will the lock downs end? Nobody knows. No fun allowed. Sorry, Santa Fe police bus is not fun.

17,000 new cases and hospitals at 87% .

6% vaccinated.

Brazil variant is coming.

Some have said since everyone is desperate, it's a good time to bring them to your hotel. I get it. And I might do it. Let's wait another month or more and see.

[Silver Turtle]

Because of the bad economy, low oil price, the widening income gap, high unemployment, etc, the protest may "possibly" last or expand for several years.

My novia tells me they have called for another National protest for tomorrow. I was hoping this shit would calm down enough to visit but I'll need to see how many protesters turn out for this one. A small turn out might signal an end to this shit. I am conflicted about these protests. I have seen first hand how difficult life is for the vast majority of the Colombian working class. And as a visitor, I'm a little ashamed because I want all this shit to go away for my convenience. However, I want to see a real improvement for these people. I guess what will be, will be.

[Silver Turtle]

Because of the bad economy, low oil price, the widening income gap, high unemployment, etc, the protest may "possibly" last or expand for several years.

My novia tells me they have called for another National protest for tomorrow. I was hoping this shit would calm down enough to visit but I'll need to see how many protesters turn out for this one. A small turn out might signal an end to this shit. I am conflicted about these protests. I have seen first hand how difficult life is for the vast majority of the Colombian working class. And as a visitor, I'm a little ashamed because I want all this shit to go away for my convenience. However, I want to see a real improvement for these people. I guess what will be, will be.

[ProneToBone]

And as a visitor, I'm a little ashamed because I want all this shit to go away for my convenience. However, I want to see a real improvement for these people. I guess what will be, will be.

Wondering if I should change my plans for 1st week of June. Don't want to be stuck in a hotel room the whole time. What do you guys think? Travelling solo with no contacts in country.

[Woodman09]

Thank you for the response Woodman. Yes, I saw that hotel. I was thinking about booking it until I saw the $40 guest fee. Looks like its either Love motels or Paying guest fee's. Thanks again for your help!

Another 2 hotels I know where this friend of mine stayed at a few years back are the El Dorado near Zona Rosa and the Grand Hyatt.

He had a stable of Seeking girls coming he was a big spender so I'm sure they were tacking on the guest fees.

[LatinaLover#1]

My novia tells me they have called for another National protest for tomorrow. I was hoping this shit would calm down enough to visit but I'll need to see how many protesters turn out for this one. A small turn out might signal an end to this shit. I am conflicted about these protests. I have seen first hand how difficult life is for the vast majority of the Colombian working class. And as a visitor, I'm a little ashamed because I want all this shit to go away for my convenience. However, I want to see a real improvement for these people. I guess what will be, will be.

[Xpartan]

JW Marriott in Chapinero. A friend of mine stays there a lot and has girls over-- he pays guest fees though.

I brought a girl to JW Marriott a few years ago. I met her in the adjacent café and walked past the front desk as if I owned the place. But I'd asked her to dress nicely and she really didn't look like a hooker. It might've been different if she did, but the place is really very busy in the daytime with dozens of people coming and going.

[LatinaLover#1]

A couple of years back that used to be the case, but now only the first guest is 'free'. Same with Hilton. Can be a real bummer if on a business trip.

That was the case in Costa Rica years ago. The sleep in would let you register One guest, if you booked double occupancy but you could NOT change the name of the guest and they would force you to pay a guest fee for every new guest after that.