EL TIEMPO had already anticipated the departure of President Gustavo Petro’s key figures.
Victim’s family claims boss pointed at his chest. ‘The weapon was legal’: defense. A video would be the key evidence.
Sources from the state-owned company confirm that Gustavo Petro’s allies agreed to a change in the presidency of the board. Who would leave?
Participants say that bids were manipulated and that one manufacturer is favored. The entity denies the allegations and will award in October.
He is accused of being a link to international drug trafficking and arms trafficking networks. Defense says he is not linked to that criminal gang.
The number of clients who transferred large sums for cars worth up to 2 billion pesos is growing.
He points out that there is not enough probative material and that there was a preclusion study that was not discussed. Does it open the door to cassation?
While one sector assures that these are commercial breaches due to a change in concession, clients speak of fraud and conspiracy to commit a crime.
EL TIEMPO reveals videos and audios in which they negotiate drugs like keytruda and ozempic. They had a printing press to make the boxes.
Seized weapons and traces of the ELN appeared in violent disturbances at universities in Medellín, Cali, and Bogotá. Attacks on political headquarters are being investigated.
