Medellin Reports

[QUOTE=Vitrea;3045634]She may still be a scammer and of course it is not a good idea to send selfies to strangers but she did not ask for a naked picture. In that conversation, she just asked for a selfie. 'thejame verte todo un selfie' does not mean naked selfie. Am I wrong?

Anyway, it is always a good idea to listen to your inner scammer alert, radar, and it does not have to have a rational reason. Listening to your gut is the way to go. I know of a married friend who thought a video call would be safer, but they recorded the video call and threatened him later. Nothing bad came out of it for him, but it is a nuisance.[/QUOTE]Yes, you are wrong. When they first asked for the picture I sent a normal one. Then they said no and sent a nekkit one of themselves (or whoever) as an example of the kind they wanted saying let me see all of you.

Rising political tensions between Washington and Bogotá are beginning to ripple into the travel sphere, placing American visitors and travelers under increased scrutiny as security agencies reassess regional risk.

The public spat between former USA President DT and Colombian President GP, combined with heightened alertness following successful American operation in Caracas, has sharpened intelligence and threat assessments across northern South America. Colombia, a key USA Ally but also a country sensitive to sovereignty and regional stability, has emerged as a focal point.

Security sources say American travelers to Colombia are now more likely to be monitored through intelligence-led risk profiling, with immigration officials relying on expanded threat assessments rather than routine checks alone. While no official travel restrictions have been announced, USA Passport holders may encounter longer questioning at airports, closer review of travel histories, and additional verification tied to purpose of visit.

The impact is already being felt in the aviation sector. Several international carriers are avoiding Venezuelan airspace, complicating flight planning and reinforcing a broader atmosphere of caution. These reroutings, while not Colombia-specific, underscore the regional unease shaping current security decisions.

Tourism operators in Colombia are advising American visitors to prepare for delays and to remain aware of the evolving diplomatic climate. Industry representatives stress that Colombia remains open to tourism, but acknowledge that the deteriorating tone in USA –regional relations has spilled over into more assertive border and intelligence practices.

Analysts note that the situation reflects less a direct threat to travelers and more a recalibration of security posture. Still, for Americans heading to Colombia, the stakes have changed: travel now takes place against a backdrop of closer monitoring, elevated political sensitivity, and a region on alert.

I always offer food and drink before sessions at my place. I don't like dealing with that sort of thing once a session begins. Sometimes guests will decide they are hungry later. When that happens I respond honestly that I will be going out or going to bed when we are done so I won't be re-opening the kitchen. Most of the providers I've known don't routinely think ahead about whether they might get hungry or really anything that isn't happening at that moment.

[QUOTE=BlueChange;3044614]ALWAYS have snacks. They love to pull this time up nonense. I once had a chick who I would bone come over. She ask for wings as soon as she arrived. I was like fine we will wait for food. Then while waiting she attacks me and drains my cock soo fast that she finished before the Rappi could come. The wings arrive and she goes to the bathroom freshesns up, grabs the bag, calls her own uber and fucking bounces!!

Fucking cunts, always have food and snacks ready, even have chicken nuggets and fries you can throw in the airfryer so they don't do that bullshit of dine and dash.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=SankarShetty;3045815]The public spat between former USA President DT and Colombian President GP, [/QUOTE]Former President DT? Sounds like this is old and outdated information.

[QUOTE=SankarShetty;3045815]Rising political tensions between Washington and Bogot ...[/QUOTE]I think this article should be in "General Information".

Lots of talent out and about Saturday, Monday and Tuesday before Christmas. Found out about GLOW right in parque Lleras reminds me exactly of dolce vita from
Cartagena . Narrow bar walking up and down the lineup of chicas trying to get your attention. Miami boys with sagging pants doing shots of don julio and waitresses with the sparklers etc. Fresh talent in the club several girls I had never seen. Honestly lineups at Fase Dos and La Isla I recognize so many girls now and have already banged 20 of the ones I liked there. Best part is when you need a refresher you step out the door right into the park scene to check out what’s on the menu out there. Was no cover free to go in and out. Took a blonde hottie out for the standard 400mil pesos short time same as the park couple girls wanted 5OOmil pesos and one hot blonde was 600mil pesos. Honestly the refreshing scenery revived Medellín for me. And as always a shout to my hooters girls love them and my favorite place for a couple beers during the day or at night.

If you like taller girls I recommend Fase Dos over La Isla and it’s not as non stop tiring with ugly old ladies constantly trying to sit on your lap for 2 mil bills.

Heiss Hotel was chica friendly at a great price. It said one girl per day but they let me take one in at 6 and 10pm after our dinner then another girl at 3am from glow lol.

[QUOTE=Degenerate24;3044964]I was getting quoted USD250-300 or its peso equivalent at Gusto. I had a beer and left.

FYI: You'd have better luck at finding 8-9's over at la Isla for less. If I'd pay that much, I'd prefer la Isla.

Cheers.[/QUOTE]I was in gusto on new years that place was full of trannys! Skip gusto and try glow right in illeras it's dolce vita reincarnated.

[QUOTE=ArmnHammer69;3046288]Lots of talent out and about Saturday, Monday and Tuesday before Christmas. Found out about GLOW right in parque Lleras reminds me exactly of dolce vita from
Cartagena . Narrow bar walking up and down the lineup of chicas trying to get your attention. Miami boys with sagging pants doing shots of don julio and waitresses with the sparklers etc. Fresh talent in the club several girls I had never seen. Honestly lineups at Fase Dos and La Isla I recognize so many girls now and have already banged 20 of the ones I liked there. Best part is when you need a refresher you step out the door right into the park scene to check out whats on the menu out there. Was no cover free to go in and out. Took a blonde hottie out for the standard 400mil pesos short time same as the park couple girls wanted 5OOmil pesos and one hot blonde was 600mil pesos. Honestly the refreshing scenery revived Medelln for me. And as always a shout to my hooters girls love them and my favorite place for a couple beers during the day or at night.

If you like taller girls I recommend Fase Dos over La Isla and its not as non stop tiring with ugly old ladies constantly trying to sit on your lap for 2 mil bills.

Heiss Hotel was chica friendly at a great price. It said one girl per day but they let me take one in at 6 and 10pm after our dinner then another girl at 3am from glow lol.[/QUOTE]I've been to Glow like 3 times and the one right next to it as well. The beer and the bottle service are very expensive for sure. It is always packed and hard to walk. There are great talent there, but it is too loud that can barely talk. It is good to collect numbers and meet them later LOL.

[QUOTE=ArmnHammer69;3046302]I was in gusto on new years that place was full of trannys! Skip gusto and try glow right in illeras it's dolce vita reincarnated.[/QUOTE]Your joking I might have to take a trip.

There has been a nighttime curfew for minors in Parque Lleras since before the pandemic. Enforcement of it and other laws comes and goes. Because this is an election year the enforcement events are more frequent. Medellin's last mayor is a liberal ally of Gustavo Petro. He staged the same sort made for the media law enforcement events as this one, complete with crowd control barriers and police checks. If Parque Lleras is a big part of your travel plans it makes sense to keep track of these operativos because you wouldn't want to show up here and not have free access to the place. I wouldn't otherwise give it much thought.

[QUOTE=DiscoverFL;3046868]Why doesn't Medelland simply establish a nighttime curfew for minors in entertainment districts like other major cities? There is no need for military theater or harassing tourists and local businesses. A simple ID check would suffice.

But perhaps I'm naive to assume their goal is actually to stop underage prostitution. The government seems more interested in the illusion of enforcement for their base than in a real solution. An effective curfew doesn't generate headlines; a military crackdown does. If the problem were fixed easily, the mayor couldn't claim the credit. Politicians are the same everywhere.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=SankarShetty;3046877]They have been monitoring the park for the past few weeks. There has been a camera like system deployed on a truck or vehicle for a couple of weeks now. This major operation is certainly without precedent in the recent past. Constant harassment of chicas and tourists and now this raid. I am thinking we are probably going to say park Lleras was a thing in less than a year.[/QUOTE]I don't go there anymore and those kids hanging around make it worse.

I don't know if the government feels all the creep cam video about showing the chicks in the park looking for customers with guys giving commentary over it for all the guys who would say it's just chicks in the park. You got dudes zooming in on ass it's a bad look. That is one of the reasons the government decided to clear up Sosua.

[QUOTE=TravelingMan3;3046937]I don't know if the government feels all the creep cam video about showing the chicks in the park looking for customers with guys giving commentary over it for all the guys who would say it's just chicks in the park. You got dudes zooming in on ass it's a bad look. That is one of the reasons the government decided to clear up Sosua.[/QUOTE]100 percent. What happens in fight club is supposed to stay in fight club. Ego and the desire to be seen as big man on campus plus guys with no other means of supporting themselves trying to make a buck off of this have brought way too much attention to many places.

[QUOTE=SankarShetty;3046877]They have been monitoring the park for the past few weeks. There has been a camera like system deployed on a truck or vehicle for a couple of weeks now. This major operation is certainly without precedent in the recent past. Constant harassment of chicas and tourists and now this raid. I am thinking we are probably going to say park Lleras was a thing in less than a year.[/QUOTE]The club and restaurant owners in Parque Lleras have big time influence and power, this is a temporary thing as it always is.

I'm surprised to see so many people reacting to this like it's the first time it ever happened. When he started to really sink in the polls, the last mayor used to run these events two or more times per month. He even fenced off Lleras and Plaza Botero. It's about as impactful as raising the minimum wage to US $500 per month, which means it has no impact at all.

[QUOTE=Manizales911;3047042]The club and restaurant owners in Parque Lleras have big time influence and power, this is a temporary thing as it always is.[/QUOTE]