US EditionDry Law in Colombia: Cities Where You Would Apply the Measure and the Costly Fine for Non-Compliance
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Dry Law in Colombia: Cities Where You Would Apply the Measure and the Costly Fine for Non-Compliance
Seca Law in Colombia. Photo: file Valora Analitik On October 19, Colombia is preparing for a new day of elections of the Municipal and Local Youth Councils. In order to ensure the smooth and orderly development of the elections, various local authorities have announced the implementation of the dry law in several regions of the country. According to the provisions known so far, the restriction for the sale and consumption of alcoholic beverages …
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The Mayor of Montería issued Decree No. 0362 of 16 October 2025, by which it establishes measures of coexistence and public order in connection with the elections of the Municipal Youth Councils (CMJ) to be held on Sunday, 19 October 2025, throughout the national territory. The municipal government informed that these provisions seek to guarantee the normal development of the democratic youth day, preserve public tranquility and ensure the condi…
On the third Sunday of October there will be a new electoral day, corresponding to the Municipal and Local Youth Councils. This is a vote aimed at young people between 14 and 28 years of age who can participate to choose [...] The entry Cities and villages that will have dry law in Colombia by voting in Youth Councils was first published in Tropicana Colombia.
Several cities of the country will implement the Dry Law this weekend during the elections of the Municipal and Local Youth Councils 2025, a day in which more than 11.7 million young people are entitled to vote. The cities that decreed the measure are Cartagena, Montería, Yopal, Ibagué and Ciénaga, according to local municipal decisions. In Cartagena, Decree 2138 of 2025 prohibits the sale and consumption of intoxicating beverages from 6:00 p.m.…
Know who are the candidates for the 2025 Youth Councils and get ready to vote on October 19 TuBarco News to National Civil Status Registry enabled an online application that allows young people to consult who are the candidates registered for the 2025 Youth Council elections. A key tool to vote with information and conscience. Cali News. Youth is getting ready to decide On October 19, thousands of Colombian youth will live a historic moment: the…
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