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Men in 1940s dress in the Parque Nacional in Bogotá. |
You could be forgiven for feeling that you'd stepped back in time today in Bogotá's Parque Nacional, as well as some other spots across the city, where a film about the assassination of populist leader Jorge Eliecer Gaitan and the ensuing Bogotazo riots is being made
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A 1940s car parked beside a wall decorated with 1940s movie posters. They're beside Las Nieves Church. |
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A make-up artist at work. |
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Death notices dated a few days before Gaitan's assassination. |
Not far away, are the real landmarks to Gaitan's life and death:
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Gaitan's tomb, near his home, which is now a museum. He was buried standing up. |
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Gaitan's home on the right. On the left, an old streetcar. During the Bogotazo riots, the streetcars were pushed over and set on fire. |
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Gaitan's home in Teusaquillo, now a musuem. |
By Mike Ceaser, of
Bogotá Bike Tours
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