Statues were presented to the winners of the National Senior Management Award at the ceremony held at Casa de Nariño last Monday.. The second year was the winner in a key category: the mayors of 170 Pdet municipalities (Regional Approached Development Programmes) are linked to peace projects.
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I got 94 points out of 100 management quality and performance indices
His name Álvaro José Díaz Guerra, the mayor of San Juan del Cesar (La Guajira), who feels conservative, posted a video on their network that received the award.
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However, EL TIEMPO also found it somewhere. Preliminary investigation by the Auditor as it emerged in the process of one of the nine contracts under investigation totaling 67,872 million pesos. He was executed with so-called peace coins.
It is the same ‘checkbook’ that triggers criminal, financial and disciplinary investigations. For complaints about alleged accusations in the so-called Collegiate Governing and Decision Body (Ocad-Sun) for making projects viable.
Name of award-winning mayor appears alongside a number of officials and contractorsalso under investigation.
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EL TIEMPO investigated the case and also Some temporary unions that run the business have a company affiliated with a notorious former employee of the Department of Transportation.. It is also a company based in Cancun, Mexico.
Mayor Díaz participated in a preliminary investigation by the Auditor over allegations of irregularities in a 9,555 million pesos contract for the implementation of 496 photovoltaic panels in San Juan del Cesar. They were established to provide clean energy to the rural population of the municipality, which lives at 36 degrees Celsius most of the year.
EL TIEMPO, in the midst of a pandemic, Contract signed with Enersanjuan Consortium. The project had two suspensions and was to be delivered after the deal.
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Also, he emphasized that he was never pressured to reward the project.
Besides this case, Auditor assesses alleged cartelization of contractors installing the same panels In seven municipalities of the coast, with money from La Paz.
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TIME determined that In several municipalities where contracts were signed for 55,066 million pesos, there are three overlapping companies: Esco Compañía de Servicios Energéticos SAS, Baz Marine Services SA de CV and Diselectric SAS
contracts were signed with Dibulla and Urumita (in 2019). And two years later, they were signed by the municipalities. Fonseca (La Guajira) and La Paz, Pueblo Bello and Becerril (Cesar).
TIME found this The controller of the Esco company is Pío Adolfo Bárcena Villarreal.
Barranquilla attorney was secretary general of the Ministry of Transport from 2014 to 2016; Y He abandoned this asset in the middle of a debate over the 80,000 million pesos contracts awarded to Marketmedios. This is the media company linked to Roberto Prieto, who was released in April after being convicted in the Odebrecht trial.
Other signature, repeated in several contracts, Baz Marine was founded in 2009 in Cancun. In Colombia, it is part of the Baz Group, whose representatives are brothers Juan Pablo and José Gabriel Ballestas.
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Both companies – Baz Marine Services and Esco – sign contracts with Becerril, Fonseca, Pueblo Bello, Urumita and Dibulla in the same joint ventures.
In one of these temporary units (contracted in Urumita) Óscar Uriel Imitola Acero, director of the Energy Mining Planning Unit (Upme), an office under the Ministry of Mines, is present as representative.
EL TIEMPO (who left the investigation in the Marketmedios case well) called Bárcena and Imitola several times, but they did not reply to messages. Nor the mayors of Pueblo Bello and Becerril.
In dialogue with this newspaperThe former mayor of Urumita (Cesar), Giovanny Ramos, guaranteed that the contract he signed was fully fulfilled. He added that he was never asked for money or a ‘pass’ or pressured to choose a contractor to approve the project. In addition, since he was the first to make a contract, he does not know whether the same companies made contracts with other municipalities.
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In the coming weeks, Agents and contractors will begin to be called upon by control and oversight agencies to explain these coincidences and the execution of millionaire contracts.
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