The Comptroller's Office of Bogotá issued an alert about unfinished construction works in Ciudad Bolívar, a locality of Bogotá, Colombia. ^[1] The Bogotá Office of the Comptroller (Contraloría) conducted a financial audit of the Secretary of Habitat for the 2025 fiscal year, identifying two situations totaling over $1,007 million in suspected damage to public assets. ^[2] The alert from the Comptroller's Office of Bogotá stated that the Los Alpes community still lacks the projected road infrastructure and public space. ^[3] A second audit case involved resources intended to complement housing subsidies for Emberá community households, where a balance exceeding $30 million remains pending recovery. ^[4] In the Los Alpes neighborhood of Ciudad Bolívar, four road segments and public spaces were re-contracted after a previous intervention failed to complete, yet payments exceeded $977 million while work fronts remained unfinished. ^[5] Steffi Acevedo, director of Habitat and Environment at the Comptroller of Bogotá, stated that the impact of the unfinished projects falls on a community that continues to wait for safe and functional infrastructure. ^[6]