AFP, BOGOTAProtesters picketed the home of Colombian President Ivan Duque on Friday, defying a curfew and his promises of a “national conversation” on social policies following massive anti-government demonstrations that have left three dead and dozens wounded. I will use electronic media and participatory mechanisms ... so that we can all build a meaningful path of reform,” he said. Penalosa said 76 bus stations were attacked during the violence in Bogota, some of which were totally destroyed, and 79 buses were vandalized. Trujillo announced late on Friday that vandalism had been brought under control in Bogota and the curfew was mostly successful. “There is no vandalism at present, the curfew is 90 percent respected,” he told reporters.
