Spanish

Abstract

In this essay, we discuss the decrees that created red-light districts in Colombia, specifically in Bogota's Santafe neighborhood, as a means of urban planning and development aimed at harmonizing legalizing and controlling these areas that were already active in the neighborhood. The clash between the theoretical application of an experiment in urban planning and development clashes with the reality of the area's sexual worker residents, as seen through Carmen Oquendo Villar's lens in her documentary, "Todas las Flores".