Residence addresses of at least five judges of the Supreme Court of Justice Since last January 19, they began to be published with offensive messages on several accounts on social networks.
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Their homes and other assets have been replaced It was accompanied by photographs of robes and words such as ‘sentence poster’, ‘enrichment’, ‘front man’.
This information determined by EL TIEMPO is recorded in a document called ‘Possible follow-ups’. and profiling judges of the Supreme Court of Justice” are part of the investigation opened after the violent day in the country last Thursday, February 8th.
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Around 4.30 in the afternoon, While a crowd tried to break into the Palace of Justice, located a few blocks from Casa de Nariño, and tear down the fences, other protesters tried to stop them.
Events recorded via networks After the second round of voting, in which blank votes again won, they were encouraged to prevent the judges from leaving in order to force them to elect a Prosecutor.
“#AEstaHora we are still at the courthouse. The slogan is simple: Judges do not leave until the Supreme Court of Justice elects the new Prosecutor. NO ONE WILL LEAVE ME!!” reads a message posted on an account of pro-government activists and later deleted along with others.
Supreme Court President Gerson Chaverra did not hesitate to describe what happened as a siege of the Palace of Justice. He even said that the situation seriously affected the right to freedom of movement and put the lives and physical integrity of judges and other officials at serious risk.
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However, according to criminal investigators, The siege Judge Chaverra mentioned has been going on for several months.
“There is evidence that the smear campaign against judges began to spread through networks from November 2023. “Moreover, coordination and planning are clearly evident in the videos and information about Thursday’s riots,” a researcher said.
They individualize the issues:With megaphones in hand, they ordered the Palace of Justice to be surrounded and prevented from leaving while the judges shouted insults and threw objects.
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Additionally, as in the past, the reason for this is being investigated. The indigenous people, called a social epidemic, once again became the protagonists of the uprisings.
Local girls were filmed blasting bottles and rocks for others to throw. Members of UNDMO, former police Esmad, were also seen raising their command batons.
“There are videos of members of this community carrying bags containing bottles and other items they gave to protesters to corners near the Palace of Justice.” it says in the report.
Here too, it is stated that it is striking that local people took to the streets to demand that their communities be elected ‘Fiscal NOW’. They are subject to a special jurisdiction. However, during the so-called social epidemic, many indigenous peoples were prosecuted by the regular justice system.
Statements that protesters received payments and instructions through networks are also being investigated.
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Activistas del Cambio is one of the ‘X’ accounts in the spotlight. EL TIEMPO announced that the message stating that judges cannot leave the Palace of Justice until they elect a prosecutor came from his account.
Andrés López, the current communications advisor to the Presidency, explained to EL TIEMPO that this group is the team previously led by the Catalan Xavier Vendrell under the name ‘Guardians of Change’: ““They were tasked with monitoring the vote count, some of them as election witnesses.”.
Authorities are investigating whether some of the election witnesses donated by Fecode were paid. (One of the unions supporting Thursday’s march) He participated in the Petro Presidente Campaign 2022-2026 and later acquired Colombia Humana.
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López admits that he joined the first team He added that it was a support network (although he was not a co-founder) and that after the campaign they “got President Petro’s approval to check that the government was doing well.””.
They published a message from the same account stating that someone was using the @activistasco network irresponsibly. to broadcast the deleted trill. And they made excuses.
However, they also deleted other messages warning about the media’s arrival at the Palace of Justice and Esmad: “They tell us that the state repression that Galán sent will come here.”
Additionally, apprentices Signature They were forced to participate in mobilization (see note below).
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Despite these elements that the justice system already values, Carlos Ramón González, the head of Dapre, whom President Petro appointed to control the matter, pointed out that on Friday the day ended peacefully and the Government protected the Court: “The government is here to defend democracy, institutions and the Colombian Political Constitution.”
It is also being investigated whether Sena apprentices were ordered to participate in the march through a circular. Those who wanted to participate voluntarily were allowed.
It says there “Regional organizations and training centers will organize work equipment and logistics for adequate and peaceful participation in mobilizations and gatherings.”.
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Alfredo Mondragón of the Historical Pact noted that the Sena apprentices: Those he called workers were not forced to walk.
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