After the message, Nórida exploded and decided to come out and clarify that this triumph actually had to do with months of work by many people.
“In the government of change and during my administration at RTVCco many good things have happened. Today, under my leadership and thanks to the work of the administrative, legal and missionary teams, with resources from FUNTIC, @Ministerio_TIC, we provide the service with a first mobile unit for RTVC.
Although I submitted my letter of resignation, it has not been accepted to date, and although I am on medical disability, I am still a manager and it is not your responsibility to be awarded a RTVC milestone that belongs to an entire team led by me and the legal and administrative area, without which this would not have been possible,” he began by saying.
According to Rodríguez, during his appointment he had to put up with Morris’s attitude, something that he tried to manage due to the responsibility that the president himself had assigned to them to work together:
“I tolerated from day one all the attempts you made to hinder my management, the omissions to disqualify my actions, the smear campaigns against me and the attacks of your bishops; all out of respect for the will of the President, which was always that we work as a team, an instruction that I respected and that you never fulfilled. But I’m not going to keep silent anymore. I celebrate with you that on this, the day of the victims, this Mobile phone is delivered to the Colombians to whom I have always said, we owe the public media,” Rodríguez concluded.
It should be noted that Nórida Rodríguez was abruptly asked to resign as manager of the RTVC Public Media System on April 3 through a tweet before being officially notified. Request that Rodríguez accepted by presenting her resignation on Friday, April 5.
Although Nórida followed due process and the request to leave his position, his resignation has not yet been officially accepted despite the fact that last Monday, the presidency will publish the resume of Hollman Morris as the new manager of the RTVC.