The period between 1990 and 2015 corresponds to the radicalization of the implementation process of neoliberal policies in Colombia, whose origin can be traced back to the 1970s as a result of international adjustments to the crisis of world capitalism (1973-1978) and petroleum (1973-1974).In this sense, this chapter presents the conditions of economic opening in the country that led to the implementation of neoliberal policies in the urban planning of Bogotá, to finally conclude with a description of the repercussions of these discourses on territory.This chapter seeks to approach the impact of the implementation of this political and economic model in the urban space of Bogotá, materializing an exploitation project of the capital over its territory and the society that inhabits it.