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06-03-21 22:42 #46388Senior Member

Posts: 1945The reality is that after more than 50 police murders of civilians over the recent weeks of protests, the govt has finally realised that no one gives a shlt about covid here. People would rather take their chances w a virus that only kills compromised and old people, than have their businesses ruined or starve to death.
Colombians want to get on with their lives, fuck the conservative over-cautious lockdowns. Yes, cases are higher than ever, and old and sick people should be cuatious. But the rest do not need to suffer.
Originally Posted by Surfer500
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06-03-21 22:40 #46387Senior Member

Posts: 5607I must have the magic touch. Last November they cancelled the PCR test requirement right before my trip. Now it looks like I'll avoid it again.
Originally Posted by SlapShot10
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06-03-21 22:20 #46386Senior Member

Posts: 297What? Thats alot of money. What tests did you take? Mine only cost me something like 260 pesos. For me it was walking distance and no lines?
Originally Posted by SlapShot10
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06-03-21 21:14 #46385Senior Member

Posts: 3802Zona Rosa Notes
Zona Rosa does have overnight rooms but only for Colombians. They are not licensed to have foreigners staying overnight there, only short time. I know this because I tried to rent a room for overnight and they told me about their license restrictions.
Originally Posted by Knowledge
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06-03-21 17:15 #46384Regular Member

Posts: 3Flying in on Saturday
I am stuck in Miami for 2 weeks on a business trip.
Have a free week and will be flying in to Medellin on Saturday for 5 days.
This is my first time there and I do not speak Spanish.
Read about 20 pages of reports so I feel I am familiar with a scene.
Will go to El Centro during the daytime and hangout in Park Lleras in the evening.
If anyone on the ground can show me the ropes. Dinner / drinks on me.
Any advise / suggestions will be appreciated!
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06-03-21 16:17 #46383Senior Member

Posts: 4348Zona Rosa and the neighboring Bulevar Botero are open after dark. In fact, believe it or not, there are overnight guests on the upper floors at Bulevar Botero. Walking across Botero Plaza after dark is dodgy. Alternatives I can recommend are the short time places around Yakuza. Yakuza is in the same building as the Hotel Deseos for example. There are a few others nearby. They are more or less comparable to Zona Rosa.
Originally Posted by JohnnyO
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06-03-21 16:16 #46382Senior Member

Posts: 361Ditto! $170 for two tests in Mexico, yesterday. Typical Colombia, just a flick of the switch. Tonight we have curfew! Today we don't need PCR! Yesterday we will have rain!
Originally Posted by Elvis2008
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06-03-21 16:10 #46381Regular Member

Posts: 11Hmmm my flight is on the 7th and my $100 Covid test is on the 5th. Now I'm not sure what to do. Do I cancel test and hope for the best or do it anyways just in case and not risk a non refundable $400 ticket.
Originally Posted by MrEnternational
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06-03-21 15:06 #46380Senior Member

Posts: 261Short time rooms
Yesterday evening around 8. 30 I left Occidental heading for either Avenida de grill or cornejos. I spotted cops in Botero and decided to loiter around the edge to see the type of girls available at that time and a decent looking girl approached. The deal was made and she asked which hotel I wanted to go to but the problem was I don't know any around by cornejos and I was not going to go to Zona Rosa at that time.
She said she knew somewhere and then we starting heading towards Occidental and it felt real sketchy and I always prefer to take the girl to my own hotel of choice. In the end I made a deal with her to come back my place, I took a chance as I do not like taking centro randoms to my apartment but it was actually a very session and today she is bringing a friend.
So can anyone recommend decent clean rooms by cornejos not too far off the main drag. What about that place right next door to cornejos which actually leads into the club itself?
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06-03-21 13:06 #46379Senior Member

Posts: 261This is interesting. I was interested in a side trip outside of Colombia instead of extending my visa, basically a visa run and this has made that idea much more appealing.
Originally Posted by MrEnternational
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06-03-21 04:12 #46378Senior Member

Posts: 18162Thanks brother. Why is this stuff not clear. I did a search and as far as I can tell the resolution is supposed to start tomorrow. No more PCR and no more of that Corona App.
Originally Posted by Kulibali
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El ministro de Salud, Fernando Ruiz, anunci que este jueves 3 de junio saldr la Resolucin 777 de 2021 Tambien se confirm que se eliminar la prueba PCR negativa para el ingreso a Colombia y se reiteraron las mnimas medidas de bioseguridad que hay que cumplir en esta reactivacin:
- Uso obligatorio del tapabocas de manera permanente.
- Lavado de manos frecuente.
- Mecanismos de ventilacin abierta o artificial para los espacios cerrados.
- Protocolo de limpieza y desinfeccin de todas las zonas e infraestructuras.
- Manejo de residuos.
Ruiz revel que Colombia no pedir ms el requisito de la prueba PCR a viajeros, tanto colombianos y extranjeros, que ingresen al pas. Tambin se eliminar CoronApp.
https://colombia.as.com/colombia/202...30_564304.html
https://www.portafolio.co/economia/f...de-2021-552586
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06-03-21 04:01 #46377Senior Member

Posts: 4632LOL. Shit, I just got my Covid test done today.
Originally Posted by Kulibali
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Well at least, Colombia finally is starting to vaccinate everyone 50 and over, about fucking time.
https://5nrwhn4kqkghx6uyrazlu244oi-a...-bogota-593005
Minister Ruiz said that at the moment it is in the highest part of the affectation by covid-19 and that "in no way should it be thought that the risk of covid-19 has been reduced neither by vaccination nor by the issuance of these measures".
(In addition: Third peak and unemployment further delay school alternation in Colombia) he.
Pointed out that the risk continues and that the eventuality of a fourth and fifth outbreak of covid-19 is "a reality and a perfectly feasible possibility that we will have in the future.
"However, it is important to bear in mind that economic activities cannot be reduced or stopped," Ruiz added.
I read this crap and it is no wonder people are rioting. Covid is not reduced by vaccine? Really? You finally got shutting down the economy did not stop the virus from spreading? You finally got that shutting down the economy and raising taxes was not a good idea? You finally got that testing foreigners for Covid was a waste of time and money? Finally? What took so long, Mr. Minister?
Man, the Colombian people deserve better than this clueless clown. He really is a mini Fauci.
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06-03-21 02:49 #46376Senior Member

Posts: 45No more PCR test
Looks like Covid test will not be a requirement to get into Colombia according to el tiempo https://www.eltiempo.com/salud/colom...iajeros-593213.
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06-03-21 01:09 #46375Senior Member

Posts: 4348OK, my curiosity got the best of me. I checked the t-mobile website. They have several US based plans that involve no daily fee and include free WIFI calling, free unlimited 2 G data, and free texts in Colombia and many other countries. The voice rate is $0.25/ minute. I don't understand why anyone would pay $10/ day.
Originally Posted by MojoBandit
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06-03-21 00:13 #46374Senior Member

Posts: 3802I have Verizon as well but instead of paying the $ 10 per day while in Colombia I opted for a $ 40 a month International plan that gives me 100 minutes of talk time and so many text messages. I use Whatsapp so much for everything that it's cheaper to pay the $ 40 a month versus the $ 10 a day in my case being here for months at a time.
Originally Posted by JjBee62
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