Ciudad Bolívar

“We’re not satisfied with the mediocrity of past generations,” said Larry Rico, 23, a Petro voter at a polling station in Ciudad Bolívar, a poor neighborhood in Bogotá, the capital.

A message Reuters sent to an Instagram account for Zagala’s clinic in Ciudad Bolivar was not immediately returned.

He lives in Ciudad Bolivar, Venezuela, and has not been arrested by U.S. authorities.

But some know about him and ask for selfies and take the opportunity to chat with the native of Ciudad Bolivar, who speaks perfect Polish.

Here in a tin shack on a hillside in Bogotá’s sprawling Ciudad Bolívar, her family had found a measure of safety — and, if not comfort, at least running water, electricity and a working toilet.