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Without tarima and with improvised speeches, the march arrives in the centre of Bogotá.
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The organizers of the march in Bogotá did not have a tarima. But the demonstrators mounted to the statue of Simón Bolívar, in the center of the square in the center of Bogotá, to give improvised speeches. “We didn’t want to put a tarima so that afterwards they wouldn’t say that we were spending too much energy on the subject of reasoning,” said Deeivis González, the head of the Democratic Center in La Silla. There we find Pedro Abadía Palacio. W…
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