Patrons of a famous Bogota nightclub offering alternative rumba and underground fashion have been informed that the lights and music will be turned off in 37 days..
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The famous nightclub, located on Caracas Boulevard and 72nd Street, is planned to be demolished in the coming weeks. from here Owners will have to vacate the first week of November.
The reason: The New Bogotá subway route passes through the same corner where Kaputt is located, which has about 2,500 people every night. They come there by paying 30 thousand pesos.
Felipe Rodríguez, One of the owners assured EL TIEMPO that they went to the official website of the Metro de Bogotá company to study the issue, before making the spectacular installation of lights, stages and advanced sound systems, and because of the rumor that the metro would pass there..
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“We entered the ID chip of the property and it turned out that it was not part of the layout of the property, as seen in the screenshots in our lawyer’s possession.. We also asked Bogotá Metro officials (verbally) and they confirmed the information,” Rodríguez told EL TIEMPO.
The owners of Kaputt, who say they invested nearly 5 billion pesos in the project, say they think it is unfair that they have to leave this place. without receiving compensation.
And they add that all they offer is a few trucks to help with the move. And they believe it’s fair to get compensation, An amount equivalent to the previous year’s business profit, rent and relocation.
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This number This figure, including the 150 direct jobs it created, is approximately 2.5 billion pesos.
EL TIEMPO officially consulted the Metro de Bogota company to find out its version of the case and assured in a statement that:
“The Bogotá Metro Company (EMB) made unprecedented efforts that allowed the construction of the First Metro Line for the benefit of approximately 3 million residents, after more than 70 years of waiting. One of these transcendent efforts was the management and acquisition of 1,428 properties that are part of the plan for the First Line of the Bogota Metro (PLMB), the document said.
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And they add: “Bogota Metro Company is pleased to inform you that since 2020, an updated purchase offer was made to the property owner on March 7, 2023, and since June 14 of the same year, the ownership of the property has been held by EMB. 72 A Street No. Property located at 20 – 12“There was a lease agreement to operate the Kaputt nightclub business entity.”
According to Metro de Bogota: “The appraisal value of the real estate was paid to the previous owners of the property in question in accordance with the provisions of the current legislation, and they expressed their desire to deliver the property to this organization as soon as possible. (…) Bogotá Metro requires compliance with the delivery of this property to the ML1 Concessionaire“For the execution of work on the First Line”.
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The statement ends as follows”All necessary procedures have been carried out for the commercial enterprise operating on the property to move and the Metro company to dispose of its property, and its rights have been guaranteed.“.
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