The Colombian economy lost more than COP$150 billion daily in the strike’s first week and also, an approximate of COP$50 billion thanks to problems in Bogotá.

An approximate of COP$50 billion specifically from Bogotá

During the stike, the US dollar shot up significantly

The hospitalary industry suffer because in the strike, the tourists cancel their travels and lost an estimated of COP$1 billion

The restaurant's name is Eneldo 100% Natural

The owners are Ingrid Alejandra Castro Caro and Diego Armando Jimenez Parra

The restaurant closed because of long student strikes and bad stability

She owns a dance studio named Suculenta Escuela de Baile in the North’s El Retiro neighbourhood

She closed the dance studio the night of the strike, was so difficult for her to transport in the city, and the conditions of the ciity wasn't the best to dance

the classes were cancelled 8 consecutive days

I think the owners need to support strikes if the strike's proupose affects them and if it's for a greater good, the money is not important if the government needs to listen to the protesters

I think no because the strikes maybe can turn violent, if it is pacific and for a good proupose, offcourse i will go to a strike, and with people of my age

Honestly i would feel happy for no classes, but scary if the protests were nearby to my family

I think that if the protests make the government see the problems that a group of people have, and the protests are difficult to control, then they can, and need solve that problem