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Judgment that vindicates

The former Minister of Mines, Tomás Gonzálezwarned that “Although many do not want to see it, the Reficar ruling vindicates the officials who dedicated themselves to finishing it and recovering $4.2 billion in cost overruns from the contractor. Today it is one of the most modern and profitable in the region”.

Anything goes?

The senator for Radical Change, Carlos Fernando Motoapointed out that “In less than a week Gustavo Petro called a mobilization with little support, agreed to a questionable truce with the ELN and faced a new scandal with death included. Anything goes to keep power and achieve ‘change’?

worst crime

Faced with the plagiarism of a cousin of a former governor of Valle, the president of La U, Dilian Francisca Bullpointed out that “Kidnapping is the worst crime against human dignity and it is an evil that must disappear in Colombia. My total rejection and respect for his life. Solidarity with his family and we hope he returns to freedom soon.”

persecuted communities

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The Senator of the Democratic Pole, Wilson Ariaspointed out that “Those indigenous communities and their girls that we applaud today have been persecuted and at this time confined in La Cristalina, Puerto Gaitán, at the hands of some foreign Mennonites and Colombian palmeros, supported by regional civil and paramilitary powers. The debate is coming!”

leave the story

Former presidential candidate Enrique Penalosa urged that “Hopefully the Petro government will improve the conditions of the most needy Colombians. But stop the story that you are the first to do it. Our democracy is an enormous scaffolding for income redistribution that has made it possible to have rural highways, schools in poor neighborhoods and in more than 1,000 municipalities that do not collect taxes or for the operation of the mayor’s office, hospitals, health centers, parks, telecommunications , plus billions in multiple subsidies.”

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