Dear Mayor, Bogotá has a high level of income and resources, much of which goes every day to feed the political groups close to the Mayor. What we ask of the Mayor is to intervene in the local mayoralties, where several councilors of the city manage more than 1 trillion pesos in OPS, road networks, and other types of contracts to strengthen their own political groups. Statism always thinks that the private sector must pay, but it is never able to attack those who for years have fed like piranhas on those taxes. The truly unpopular decision in Bogotá would be to reject that group of politicians, choke their structures, teach them that taxes are for roads, Metro, trunk lines, hospitals, parks, and schools, and not to strengthen their political teams. The easy way out is always to screw the people and celebrate with the politicians who own the local mayoralties. With all due respect, I tell you, Mayor, Bogotá needs to promote businesses more and politicians less. (translated)



