US EditionBy Decree, Mayor of Bogotá Will Define Zones and Quotas for Informal Sellers
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Informal sellers. Photo: Mayor of Bogotá. The Mayor of Bogotá tightened the measures for informal sellers to carry out their work through a decree. The new regulation is based on the need to mitigate risks to the security and integrity of citizens. “Bogotá is a city that respects the right to work, but also demands order for the enjoyment of all. Through this regulatory adjustment we strengthen the principle of legitimate trust: no seller will b…
New decree seeks to regulate street sales in Bogotá: these are the prohibitions Agency Period... Lun, 20/04/2026 - 13:05 The district administration seeks to reorganize the public space and combat illegal economies, prohibiting practices such as the use of gas pipettes without authorization, the sale of animals and medical procedures on the street. Tags Regions
Decree 117 of 2026 sets the rules of the game for more than 150,000 people who, according to district estimates, derive their livelihood from the sale in public space
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