Bogotá Mayor Sparks Backlash over Extended 'Ley Seca Alcohol Ban
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Bogotá Mayor sparks backlash over extended 'ley seca alcohol ban
Shops were barred from selling alcohol. Credit: Bogotá Post archives. The Mayor of Bogotá, Carlos Fernando Galán, brought forward a scheduled citywide alcohol ban by 24 hours in a move that has enraged business owners and nightlife operators. Under Decree 191, the ‘dry law’ (Ley Seca), which restricts the sale and consumption of alcohol hours before and during the voting period, came into effect in Bogotá at 6PM on Friday, 24 hours earlier than …
The attackers rejected the decision of the Mayor of Bogotá to change the timetables for the application of the dry law by the Sunday elections The article The petition of the owners of the bars of Bogotá to Mayor Galán not to break their economy was originally published in Las2orillas.co: Stories, voices and news from Colombia. Copyrights Las2orillas.co
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