If the agenda goes as planned, On Sunday, October 22, President Gustavo Petro will be in Mexico all day for an official visit to address the migration crisis affecting many countries. and the main epicenter is the so-called Darién Gap.
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This Saturday, the arrival of delegations from different countries is planned in Palenque in the state of Chiapas and a dinner with leaders and representatives of at least 12 countries in Central and South America. AND, Following the visit to the archaeological site, the general assembly meeting between the heads of state will start at 10 am on Sunday.
President Petro’s agenda is coordinated by Colombia’s ambassador to that country, Álvaro Moisés Ninco Daza.He has been under the spotlight of authorities since his appointment last January.
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Ninco Daza is a symbol close to many members of the Historical Pact passed through the Legislative Task Force (UTL) of the then senator and today Bogotá mayoral candidate Gustavo Bolivar.
He also worked with Ricardo Roa, manager of the Petro Presidente campaign and now chairman of Ecopetrol. Moreover, He served as advisor to the Patriotic League for several months; and current Health Minister Guillermo Alfonso Jaramillo served as liaison for Colombia, Humana documented With the parties for a year.
However, EL TIEMPO found that: His continuity in the diplomatic service may be at risk due to disciplinary proceedings conducted by the Attorney General’s Office.
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Actually, This constituted a statement of impeachment against former Minister of Science and Technology Arturo Luis Luna and against César Manrique Soacha, head of the Public Service Administrative Office.
The investigation, which also requested verification of the information in the current diplomat’s CV, started with an examination at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs last February. Moreover, An important statement was collected from National University president Dolly Montoya.
Famous academician, Along with then Minister Luna and Manrique Soacha, he was a member of the Merit Assessment Commission on which the Government relied for appointment.through the ‘meeting needs’ figure.
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EL TIEMPO found that: According to the Attorney General’s Office, two members of this Committee were subjected to a disciplinary offense classified as serious under the procedure authorizing Ninco Daza. become an ambassador
This newspaper learned for the first time about a decision made by the Disciplinary Instruction of the Chief Public Prosecutor’s Office. He collected most of the rector’s testimony and prepared a statement of objection to two members of the Evaluation Commission.
As a matter of fact, at the beginning of May Dolly Montoya made a statement, making it clear that there was no agreement between the members and demanding that each of them support the arguments in writing. and independent verifications conducted as specified by law.
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However, in the presentation on the honor of the current ambassador made by the Civil Service, Principal Montoya’s claims were ignored and one of his members (Manrique Soacha) did not even support his view.
Ninco Daza was presented on social networks as an outstanding youth leader. Although Principal Montoya does not meet the requirements of the position.
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“A 28-year-old person who studied Political Science at Sergio Arboleda for some periods (…) What remains on record is that he received an award from the United Nations, but everyone knows that they are doing this work in schools and universities to sell world unity and the role of the UN.And every day a leader wins. A leader for a day (…) Looking at his CV, he is not even a student leader,” said the rector.
And he added: After verifying his two years of experience at EFI SAS, It has been confirmed as a company with “no action”.
Montoya also pointed out that the ambassador served at a very low rank as the Presidential advisor for 6 months: “Putting everything together, it lasts 2 and a half years (…) and he was in the UTL of the senator (Gustavo Bolívar), but not in a managerial position (…) So we don’t see his leadership anywhere. ; Considering that the country with which we have the most academic agreements is Mexico.Acceptance of Colombian capital ranks second in Mexico.”
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And he concluded his words by drawing attention to the following: Ninco Daza studied Political Science for several semesters, which is not enough to accredit the exceptional experience requirement.
EL TIEMPO notes that the filing of charges against the former minister and the current head of the Civil Service is, in the opinion of the Disciplinary Instruction Department of the Chief Public Prosecutor’s Office, “Those examined did not point to arguments supporting their voting sentiments and confined themselves to merely voicing that it was possible to infer that the person being evaluated was qualified to hold the position.”.
In this context, the statement of objection states that the law requires discussion of exceptional compensation for needs that must be duly justified. Moreover, It was noted that the Senate’s working document did not meet the qualifications, without even specifying the functions performed by Ninco Daza.
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But, Then-Minister Luna described the experience as extraordinary. And Manrique Soacha didn’t even back up his outstanding rating.
EL TIEMPO called Ambassador Ninco Daza in Mexico City to find out his stance on the decision of the Attorney General and the analysis of his case by the rector of the National University.
But, He assured that he was not informed of any decision via chat.
He also needs permission from Foreign Minister Álvaro Leyva to talk about the issue.
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For your part, César Manrique of the Public Services Administrative Department said the case was a political persecution and that he had already appointed a lawyer to defend himself.
EL TIEMPO contacted Álvaro Ninco, Colombian Ambassador to Mexico. He assured that he had not been notified of the accusations against former Minister of Science Arturo Luna and Director of Public Services César Manrique.for the approval they gave him to take this position.
And yet He asked for questions about the case to be forwarded to him and said that he needed permission from the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Álvaro Leyva. To get to the point.
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For your part, Manrique stated that the investigation did not make sense and that it was a case of persecution against the government of Gustavo Petro..
“It has no legal or disciplinary meaning. There is a decree called the Merit Commission, which will verify the requirements of a citizen who does not meet the established parameters in the diplomatic career or any other sector. All governments benefited from this decision. “This is political persecution of the attorney general.”
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And I add: “The attorney general is being cruel to us by creating media programs, firing us, or punishing us. I did not name anyone, I gave a concept and said that he fulfilled his duties and continues to fulfill them.”.
EL TIEMPO called former minister Arturo Luna, who asked what the matter was and never responded.
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