Streetfilms-Lessons from Bogota

The third film in our series of visiting Bogota - featuring Cyclepaths, parks and street life.

Category:

Nonprofits & Activism

Tags:

• Bogota
• Colombia
• cyclepath
• bike
• ciclovia
• gil
• penalosa
• separated
• lane
• park

[juelz033]

its ubelivable that in a country which is not half as rich as the US politicians actually have the initiative to create such great projects of urbanism and social development congratulations to bogota and medellin and all the colombian cities that make such great imporovements for their citizens.....i hope that we get something like this in new york soon

[Fuleto]

My city it's amazing :) I'm really proud, cause I know that Bogota has to many things for to teach to many cities in the world. Yeah, we have serious problems, but at the same time we have a beautiful city, with many things to show to the world :) U can come here and meet to many places that are fabulous... hahaha its simple, I love My City

[mapo11]

@Fuleto fag

[earthboundcruiser]

A great thing to learn from Bogota is that you don't need to be rich to build a good city and eco friendly development is highly effective for developing countries. Clearly development does not need to follow the western model, infact by bipassing the western model a developing country can surpass a rich country.

[neychev]

As always - if a politician really wants to make a difference - they find a way to do it. If not - they find excuses for not, and in the meantime steal money. Respect for Bogota

[badseed136]

Muy intolerante cuando alguien se atreve a retar el patriotismo facista que reina a colombia pero cuando los politicos de turno le dan por el culo, ahi si se quedan callados. Como cada mes el distrito paga los millones que cuestan las reparaciones de transmilleno (consecuencia de la corrupcion de peñalosa), mas sin embargo, la alcadia recibe 4% de las ganancias del monopolio. Porque no los madrea a ellos tambien?? Y mis 22 años en bogota se acabaron el año pasado, asi que estoy muy al tanto.

[locoxviktor]

and another thing you asshole, i have been to many cities like Amsterdam, Madrid, Munich, Rome and many more and i can say that im proud of my city that its in a third world country but it can be compared to those other cities construction wise but im not going to waste my time with a fuck face like you who's head its full of shit.

[locoxviktor]

To: badseed136

Sut up you shit face, im proud of my city and i defend it, just because you lived here for 22 years doesnt give you the right to insult this amazing city, first of all, Bogota like we all know and i admited its in a third world country but it has change so mutch and improve so mutch that we the citicens of Bogota are proud of it, so i ask you not to say shit of what you dont know.

[badseed136]

HAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH. I don´t think Oslo or Reykjavik or Bergen have ANYTHING to learn from bogota. How do I know that?? I lived 22 years in that criminal infested shithole. When the night comes, bogota is one of the last places in the world I want to be in. Drunk fuckers driving and criminals robbing. And a really inefficient justice system that guaranties impunity to anyone committing a crime, which is probably the worst part.

[hombrelupa]

The City of Bogota in Colombia is an example for the world to follow.