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03-14-21 20:44 #44719Senior Member

Posts: 4346Actually there have been government subsidies and special payments, albeit not on the level of what's been paid in North America and Europe. The reason it is not much of a crime deterrent in Centro is many of the denizens are not eligible because of nationality or because they have been off the grid size birth. A practical tip I can offer is try to avoid having passersby at your back. You will notice girls and their hangers on tend to keep their backs against walls, trees, or the sculptures. It helps prevent you being surrounded and caught unawares. Situational awareness is your friend in Centro.
Originally Posted by CharmCityDave
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03-14-21 20:29 #44718Senior Member

Posts: 4346There are many plainclothes national police and officers from the adolescent, family and child welfare brigade in addition to the many uniformed police. The area is also blanketed by closed circuit television cameras.
Originally Posted by CharmCityDave
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03-14-21 19:45 #44717Senior Member

Posts: 18154Where are girls available for similar prices?
Originally Posted by SilverTurtle
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03-14-21 19:41 #44716Senior Member

Posts: 260Parque Botero
Parque Botero has the highest concentration of cops I have seen anywhere in Colombia. And they are in groups. Ordinary Colombians love to go there to get pictures by the fat statues. For some reason women love to give this guy a hand job as you can see there is no tarnish on his junk. Go a couple of blocks in the wrong direction and you could be in trouble.
Originally Posted by HappyShiva
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03-14-21 19:28 #44715Senior Member

Posts: 260Baltimore
I think the handle charm city dave gives me the ultimate authority on Baltimore and I knew Central well (pre-pandemic anyway). I used to go to Centro all the time (during the day) though haven't been in about a year. I used to have an office in the Inner Harbor in Baltimore but haven't gone into the city since Freddie Gray. The cops in Baltimore now offer NO protection will just roll up after the incident and take a report. The thugs know it. Every other punk is strapped.
Originally Posted by Paulie97
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03-14-21 19:27 #44714Senior Member

Posts: 339So are you basing your analysis on experience, or just speculating randomly about things that you know little to nothing about in reality? If you've been there, I'd like information; if not, why are we even talking?
Originally Posted by MojoBandit
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03-14-21 19:23 #44713Senior Member

Posts: 339Medellin Mongering Map
I agree- to each their own. There were once some maps on the various mongering areas, ranging from SWs to the strip bars and all the assorted massage parlors, but the last one I had was so outdated as to be useless. I'm curious as to areas other than El Centro that has SWs- I've heard of La Majorita, but not quite sure. When I was over there all I saw was trucking companies. Anyone know of more information, or interested in combining forces to create a Google map or something?
Originally Posted by JjBee62
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03-14-21 19:18 #44712Senior Member

Posts: 260Office Depot does a really nice job
I second this! Office Depot does a really nice job. Picture and data on one side and signature page on the back. Looks very official with heavy duty laminate. I have used it a couple of time when asked for my passport in foreign countries (by cops not immigration) and they have always been satisfied with it.
Originally Posted by Turgid
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03-14-21 19:01 #44711Senior Member

Posts: 4346There are guided tours. Maybe that is what you noticed. They bring them through the plaza, into the museum and behind the church as well as through the vendor stalls toward Ayacucho.
Originally Posted by LoveItHere69
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03-14-21 15:57 #44710Senior Member

Posts: 4346Take a picture with your phone, any image will do.
Originally Posted by Turgid
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03-14-21 15:40 #44709Senior Member

Posts: 6418Office Depot, Poblado. You can get it laminated there even to credit card size to carry in your wallet.
Originally Posted by SavePros321
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03-14-21 14:38 #44708Senior Member

Posts: 978The large group of foreigners at Centro.
I find it rather odd but not sure what to think of it. Any thoughts?
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03-14-21 13:24 #44707Regular Member

Posts: 6She told me the comuna tour was 50 k for half an hour (30 minutes), which is a really fast tour for that area (and expensive). I paid 50 k for a guide for 3 hours. I don't know what her other rates are. She also suggested a ride to parque avri for 120, although I'm not sure about going alone with her for the first time to that area.
Originally Posted by Nclpimp
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Have you met her more than once, or has anyone else met her yet?
Any motel recommendations in Laureles? My hotel isn't very guest friendly so unless she would be a regular I wouldn't have her come to my place.
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03-14-21 08:43 #44706Senior Member

Posts: 5607That's it exactly. It takes a certain type of person to enjoy El Centro. There should be a self-evaluation questionnaire to help people decide what area of Medellin and type of mongering best suits them.
Originally Posted by IamLookin
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03-14-21 08:09 #44705Senior Member

Posts: 1903Yep
Very well stated. I believe it was Sammy that claimed Botero at night is no worse than Baltimore. Well in the former they aren't handing out $2000 government checks or enhanced foodstamps payments. Plus there's a huge refugee population with literally nothing to lose. And as a Norte American foreigner in these areas there's a target on your back in a way in which there's no comparison in the states. Such analogies fall flat.
Originally Posted by HappyShiva
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