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Des quartiers de Bogotá ont connu des émeutes ce vendredi.

Ceci après que des « pillages » et des « actes de vandalisme » ont été enregistrés vendredi dans une nouvelle journée de protestation après la grève nationale « historique » de jeudi.

Parallèlement, le président Iván Duque s'est engagé à tenir une « conversation nationale » la semaine prochaine pour tenter d'apaiser les tensions.

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Des milliers de personnes s'étaient rassemblées vendredi matin sur la Plaza Bolivar à Bogota, suite à l'appel des dirigeants de l'opposition à reprendre les manifestations.

"Nous sommes ici pour continuer à protester contre le gouvernement de Duque", a déclaré Katheryn Martinez, étudiante de 25 ans, qui était avec son père Arturo, 55 ans.

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Cependant, la foule s'est dispersée lorsque la police a commencé à tirer des gaz lacrymogènes. Des témoins ont déclaré que certains manifestants se sont regroupés dans les rues voisines et ont continué à scander.<end_of_turn>
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There were some acts of vandalism in some sectors of the capital, as a result of which 76 stations and 79 buses of the transportation service known as Transmilenio were affected, as well as several supermarkets.

"This is not a democratic march. What we have here is a minority of criminals who destroy property," the city's mayor, Enrique Peñalosa, said at a press conference.

The official indicated that the curfew would cover the areas of Bosa, Kennedy and Ciudad Bolívar, from 8:00 p.m. this Friday (01:00 UTC on Saturday) until 5:00 a.m. on Saturday.

Later, President Iván Duque announced that the curfew was in effect for the entire capital from 9:00 p.m. and confirmed the deployment of the military in the streets "to guarantee security in places where tranquility is being disturbed." .

Local authorities had already decreed in the morning a dry law throughout the city that will last until noon on Saturday, November 23.

The curfew did not prevent some gatherings of protesters and even "banging with pots and pans" in the Colombian capital.

However, the Minister of Defense, Carlos Holmes Trujillo, announced on Friday night that the acts of vandalism were under control in Bogotá and that the curfew was being successful.

"There is no vandalism at the moment, the curfew is 90% respected," he told reporters.

Social dialogue

The president spoke publicly again this Friday. He insisted on "categorically rejecting any form of violence" while announcing the strengthening of the presence of public forces on the streets.

In addition, he repeated that "the government believes in social dialogue" and said that next week it will promote a "national conversation that strengthens the current agenda of social policies."

While he called for a "national conversation," Duque deployed the Army.<end_of_turn><eos>