This footage was filmed and produced 19 May 2021.

Colombia's wave of anti-government protests entered their fourth week on Wednesday, as unions, student groups and others turned out at marches to demand social change amid intermittent talks between the government and strike organizers.

Interviews:

1) Miller Hernández - Protester

After 20 days of the National Strike, I respectfully ask President Duque not to be more arrogant, to harm Colombia more, and to have that humility, to change his attitude.
What worries people in the country the most and what generates violence in the country are social inequalities, which are the ones that have historically ended our country. Violence is generated by the inequalities that exist in the country. And it is not possible that the reforms that are carried out are made in favor of those who have the most. On the contrary, in every developing country, the needy must be taken into account. To direct all reforms for their benefit.

2) Edwin Guerrero - Young protester

I manifest myself because we, the youth, are tired of the abuses. We are tired of some guys who think they are gods, with delusions of Nazism. It is not fair that our country is going through all of this. We are facing a society that we want to advance, we want to be a first world country.