The system added that the bus fleet that covers user demand in this area of ​​the city will run countercurrent from Avenida Rojas station to Carrera 33. Courtesy: twitter.com/TransMilenio

Bogotá’s massive public transportation system, TransMilenio, announced through its social media that due to out-of-system blockages on 26th Street, Recinto Ferial, Quinta Paredes, Gobernación, CAN, Salitre and El Tiempo stations stopped working.

This decree, now suspended, was intended to entrust President Gustavo Petro with the responsibility of regulating the prices of public services, a task that had not had a national president since 1994. Presidency / Twitter.
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The system added that the bus fleet that covers user demand in this area of ​​the city will perform a countercurrent from the Avenida Rojas station to Carrera 33.

For this reason, he informed all users that due to the blockages that are taking place in the National University and security measures taken by the system, the operation will be affected and There will be delays on the roads.

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For his part, Tránsito Bogotá tweeted at 3:30 p.m.: “At this time the demonstrators begin their way to the Ministry of Education. It affects the road.”

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