In the case of Colombia, EL TIEMPO contacted Uber’s communications department in the country Noting that it did not appear in the investigation, they pointed out that the platform’s local-level disclosure was based on decisions made to address the issue worldwide.
The company’s response was via a communication on its page: “We have not and will not make excuses for past behavior that is clearly inconsistent with our current values.yes, instead, we ask the public to judge us by what we have done in the last five years and what we will do in the years to come.”
This shows: The company will continue to operate in Colombia as it does and will comply with any changes or decisions from its headquarters in San Francisco, United States.
Uber left Colombia on January 31, 2020 and returned on February 20 of the same year, with a ‘car rental with driver’ model, adjusting its operation according to the current law, within the scope of a regulation that does not change.
Also, the app said it’s no secret that a series of serious mistakes occurred for the company five years ago, which is why it has hired Dara Khosrowshahi as the new CEO.
It has been tasked with transforming every aspect of Uber’s operation. led by “ The startup, on the advice of Eric Holder, a former US attorney general hired by the company to investigate and review our business practices.”
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congressman Mauricio Toro, one of the main champions who proposed a regulation for platforms to go out of illegality in the country. “Now that the strategies have emerged, it’s even clearer that Uber never wanted Colombia to have a law,” he said.
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