El lío de la Cancillería es un capricho porque el presidente quiere que sea como él diga
Un problema entre la licitación de pasaportes parece no tener fin. ¿Cómo terminará esta novela?
Un problema entre la licitación de pasaportes parece no tener fin. ¿Cómo terminará esta novela?
0:02 What the President had ordered was illegal and so illegal that for the same reason is that they are disciplinaryly investigating Chancellor Valley Va. It' s Petro' s style that they don' t do whatever he wants, whether it' s illegal or unconstitutional. They' re taking out what happened to the Secretary General, but they do what they literally want, wipe their asses with the law and the Constitution. Here begins the lethargy, the return of the suletazo podcast today in the chancellery, where a problem, that of the tender of passports, seems to have no end. Quite the opposite. More and more entanglements for a tender that is no less is for five hundred ninety- nine billion pesos in the last few hours. Felipe, the news is the declaration of insubsistence of the Secretary General of the Colombian Foreign Ministry, José Antonio Salazar, whom President Petro accuses of treason because this official made back the decision made by the then Chancellor, today suspended,Ãlvaro Leiva, revived the tender and awarded the contract surprisingly to Thomas Grehansons. The President says that this is a betrayal and that this contract is corrupt, although the official says that what he avoided is passing into history as the old man who left Colombians without passports.
1:32 I' m not saying. I say it himself here in the mornings. Blue is that this started more from day one, because this government made the statements. This government awarded Thomas Greganson. Then the same government, on instructions from the President, overstepping the law, of course, decided to revoke that tender. He had to do direct contracting with the same company and now the company won the tender, because there is no other company in the country or peace to maintain the. Let' s say the quality of passports and security belts, etcetera, etcetera, etcetera. Then the President declares insubstantial on the account of x to the Secretary General that I believe I and go back and tell him I do not know him, for what he did was act in accordance with the law, because what the President had ordered was illegal and so was illegal that for the same reason is that they are investigating disciplinaryly Chancellor Valo Ley Va. That' s why it' s suspending from the scare, of course, of course, but it' s all like kicking, because there' s no government, there' s no one to instruct, when instructions are given, they' re not clear or they' re above the law. Now, the President of the Republic is going to have another problem with the Secretary- General' s declaration of subsistence, among other things, because due process was violated and he will certainly sue and win. But, Philip, in addition, here is another question in the air and it is the path that the government is choosing, because it seems that those who make
3:04 decisions online different from President Petro their ministers, because they declare it insubsistent. It' s no coincidence the Chancellery case. And remember another headache, that of the National Disaster Risk Management Unit, Well, and remember Dr Zamora, who had warned of this mess, the one of the dressed pins had already said keep the judication or conspiracy These also took it out, because it is that it is Petro' s style that they don' t do what he wants, either illegal or unconstitutional. They' re taking it out. What happened to the Secretary General? But that tremendous silence, since you put the issue of the management unit, of the risk of buying the trucks of the Guajira that were warned, were not going to serve them, they had already told them. They don' t work, because that' s desert.
3:53 The clearings are being buried not in, but the vehicles that go to the deserts or that are telling us then not there were spent forty- one zero million pesos with an overrun of more than twenty zero in a negotiation. Something ' s fine with a silver. Someone did the wrong things and the loud silence of petro. Not there, if I haven' t said anything and it' s forty- six hundred million pesos in those trucks, Felipe. But going back to the Chancellery, what are you going to do with all this mess, Luis Gilberto Murillo, chancellor in charge. He can' t do anything anymore. The decision, the decision made by the Secretary- General, to whom the Chancellor also delegated, is that this is all the other way around. No. Sir says I left for my house and on my conscience, I studied all this and I' m not leaving the country without passports. The rest would be irresponsible, for what will be Chancellor Murillo?
4:44 Nothing. They can' t do anything anymore. They have to honor the contract now, as they are arbitrary, do not go wish them to then decide to revoke it again, not the tender. And there it is. The lawsuit against the state is multimillionaire, but what they literally want to do, they wipe their asses with the law and the Constitution. And this is one of the many examples of what has happened in Petro' s government for eighteen months. This is the slip.
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