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### **Title: The Dark Reality of Child Exploitation and Sex Work in Soacha** --- ### **1. The Horror of Child Exploitation** **The door opened.** The **three nearly naked girls** ran from the back of the building at dawn until they reached the house, which was set up as a **hideout**. They are **breathless**. **Marco A.** was a **brutal** man, drunk on alcohol and threatening to **beat them** if they made the slightest sound. **They tremble.** He stares at them. **He laughs.** Their bodies are **fragile.** They were **pale**, as if they hadn’t seen sunlight in months. Five minutes earlier, the three girls had been **forced to please** two men who frequent **child exploitation sites** in the **El Charco** neighborhood, southwest of the city. Authorities found **no trace** of them during a search of the premises. **Not even their clothes were recovered.** The music starts again, and couples return to the dance floor. **It looks like any other prostitution den**, but in reality, it is one of **over 300 child sex trafficking fronts** hidden behind the façade of **bars, nightclubs, whiskey lounges, pubs, or strip clubs.** --- ### **2. Laura: A Life Forced into Sex Work** **Laura**, a **20-year-old** who had to drop out of high school in **Caracas**, now works as a **sex worker** in a bar in **Soacha**. With no other options, she sends **150,000 pesos weekly** to her family, who still live in **Venezuela**. Due to the exchange rate, the money is **a fortune** back home, but her father can only afford basic groceries for her mother and three nephews. **"I worked as a waitress at a bakery in Caracas before high school. I never finished my education. It became too hard. With the economic crisis, there’s nothing to eat—everything is expensive. So I quit school and started working, but we still couldn’t make ends meet,"** she said nervously. An older relative had left before her and ended up in **Soacha**, a town bordering southern **Bogotá**. Now suffering from **uterine cancer**, she can no longer work in prostitution but told Laura what she had done months earlier. **"She came first, settled in, and I left Caracas five months ago. I started living with her and got a job at a bakery in Soacha. But they only kept me for a month because I didn’t have a work permit. So they fired me, and I couldn’t afford to be broke,"** Laura admitted, hesitating before explaining what she did next. Laura had **never done anything like this before.** The first time she had sex with a client, **she closed her eyes and thought of her family.** --- ### **3. Laura’s Resilience** **Laura’s gaze is steady.** Despite a relative suffering from **untreated cancer** (with no health insurance) and her **older brother’s death**, which left her with two more nephews to care for, **she refuses to be broken.** **"Once, I had a problem with someone on TransMilenio. They said, ‘These damn Venezuelans only come to steal, they’re a plague.’ I told them to show respect—they don’t know what we’ve been through or what we have to do to survive. I know nurses, doctors, professionals who had careers back home and now have to sell their bodies here just to feed their kids,"** she said. This reality, she says, has pushed many into **drug addiction.** **"I don’t do drugs, I just smoke cigarettes. Some girls went back to party in Venezuela, but I doubt they’ll return—it’s too painful to leave their families again."** Now, Laura performs **dance shows in local bars.** **"They like how I dance,"** she says proudly. --- ### **4. The Sex Trade in Soacha: A Shadow Industry** In **Soacha**, the **buying and selling of minors** for sexual exploitation is rampant in areas like: - **Calle 68** - **Carrera 15** - **Caracas and 13th Street** - **Barrios Miranda, Javier Fidel Salas, Veneciano, San Marcos** - **Primero de Mayo Avenue** - **Kennedy, Patio Bonito, Class Roma, Casablanca, Bosa** **In Colombia, 1.5 million men pay for sex daily.** **Traffickers and pimps** exploit **weak laws and corruption** to operate with impunity. **Prostitution generates over 18 billion pesos annually**, mostly in the **black market**, fueling **violent turf wars.** In many cases, **it’s more profitable than drug trafficking—and far less risky.** Many brothels also double as **drug trafficking hubs.** --- ### **5. Sex Tourism and Child Exploitation** This **shameful reality** is now internationally known. **Sex tourism packages include services with underage boys and girls.** The teen sex trade thrives in: - **The Atlantic Coast** - **Bogotá, Medellín, Cali, Cartagena, Bucaramanga, Cúcuta** **In Soacha, underage pornographic films are shot and sold abroad.** --- ### **6. The Abandonment of Colombia’s Children** **UNICEF reports 5,000 child deaths per year from malnutrition in Colombia.** **"What is the government doing with the millions in aid money?"** Child exploitation spans **all social classes.** **"We are all to blame—politicians, parents, and society."** --- ### **7. Soacha: Bogotá’s Forgotten Backyard** **Soacha**, one of Colombia’s largest municipalities, is treated as **Bogotá’s dumping ground.** **"Every social crisis festers here. Since it’s not a capital, nobody cares—except corrupt politicians who feed off its chronic poverty."** **"It’s the main gateway to the capital, but that proximity is its curse."** ---