"Tour Tour" 270 reveals Sin City in Colombia
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270 says: in Colombia, every trip is thrilling. Surprise is everywhere, and you can't get out of insurance once, because every time it comes out is fatal. Bogota, in particular, is full of chaos and tension caused by crime, with more than 70 homicides a month, shrouding the city in an atmosphere of terror. Bulletproof vests have almost become a necessity of life in this city. These equipment, which usually appear in movies and special police, is a kind of daily necessities in Bogota, and there are bulletproof clothing stores everywhere on the street. So as soon as the 270 couple arrived in Bogota, they immediately added new equipment-bulletproof vests.
in Bogota, violent shootings are possible at any time, and killers and robbers mostly ride motorcycles. So the motorcycles here have a unique phenomenon in the world-there is also a number on the helmet and it has to match the license plate. This is also a means of controlling crime.
although the local government also controls guns and bullets, people who sell guns and drugs in poor slums are as common as vendors selling snacks. Some gun vendors even put all kinds of guns out for you to choose from, and they can "test the goods" when in doubt.
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walking in the horror zone of Colombia, the omnipotent couple came to Colombia's Ministry of Defense to talk to the Minister of Defense about Colombia's environment, security and drug trafficking. The Secretary of Defense gave a generous interview and recommended Block 13, Medellin's notoriously violent neighborhood, to 270 couples.Block 13 used to be a notoriously violent neighborhood, with bullet holes in every room of the local police station and concrete walls. In the footage of 270 couples, there is a whole new change here-graffiti, art, hip-hop and rap have become everyday here, and violent neighborhoods have become art neighborhoods. The number of violent homicides has dropped from 15 a month to 4 or 5 a month. Although the police have been patrolling with guns, the government's efforts are still bearing fruit.
in addition to the local government, 270 couples met with M é decins Sans Fronti è res staff in Colombia. Back in 1985, at the height of the civil war in Colombia, M é decins Sans Fronti è res provided assistance in the most dangerous war zones and cities. Today, M é decins Sans Fronti è res is still providing psychological assistance to victims of violent conflict, and they are working tirelessly to change the status quo in the country.
playing badly is life-threatening. For Colombian children, wanting to play football is also a "fatal" thing!
in Medellin, 270 couples also met a group of children who love football. The children's coach, who used to be a professional team member, gave up his athlete status and returned to Medellin to transform a humble stadium on abandoned land for the children to play football. And all this is to keep children away from crime and violence through their love of football. Their team has a great name-"Seeds of Life and Peace". And this team that symbolizes hope is still suffering from life crisis all the time. These young players are often targeted by gangs, forcing them to work for the gangs. If someone refuses to follow, they may be killed. Being a good person in Colombia sometimes costs your life, but there are still people who are making a difference.
this evening, we will lock on the second season of our Journey to Shenzhen Satellite TV, and follow the couple into the evil capital of Colombia at 21:35 tonight. You will also decipher the mystery of Bogota street motorcycle coding, experience armed gang conversations, understand the strength of these teenagers who play football with their lives, and better understand the beauty of the peaceful country we live in.