VOICED : Medellin the new face of the world's form

Medellin, once plagued by crime and violence, has undergone a significant transformation. The death of Pablo Escobar and a focused urban renovation program have drastically reduced violence. Key initiatives include increased police presence and the integration of poor neighborhoods through a cable car network and other transport systems. These changes have improved accessibility, reduced homicide rates, and provided new opportunities for residents. Medellin's success has inspired other cities like Caracas to pursue similar strategies for a safer future.

What were some of the main issues faced by Medellin in the past?

How has the police presence changed in Medellin over the years?

What impact did the urban renovation program have on violence in Medellin?

Describe the significance of the cable car network and subway system in Medellin.

What lessons can other cities learn from Medellin's transformation?