Government calls Claudia López’s attention to work with the Police – Government – Politics

This Thursday, from the Casa de Nariño, a new ‘pull of the ears’ came to the mayor of Bogotá, Claudia López. The point of disagreement, once again, was once again the National Police.

Diego Molano, director of the Administrative Department of the Presidency, was in charge of sending the message to the president of the capital.

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Molano, through his Twitter account, tells López that the Eln and the FARC dissidents infiltrated mobilizations and coordinated attacks on the Police and the CAI. He assures her that “they weren’t distracting; it’s reality.”

This, after information emerged to the effect that this guerrilla did participate in the vandalism in Bogotá.

And, next, he asks you to “Redirect your energies to work with the Police, guarantee peace of mind for citizens and punish vandals”.

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It should be remembered that Claudia López questioned the indications of the National Government that would indicate that “behind the destruction of the CAI in different cities there is a clear and premeditated plan of groups such as the Eln and dissidents of the Farc,” as she assured EL TIEMPO Miguel Ceballos, High Commissioner for Peace.

“Without any foundation, they have not shown a single evidence … they come out to claim that this was an Eln take. If they knew, why didn’t they prevent it? Why didn’t they communicate it? “Said the mayor, adding that” they just take it out of the hat, out of nowhere to distract attention. That is not serious with anyone, neither with democracy nor with the victims. “

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But Molano was not the only one who came out to complain to the mayor of Bogotá. So did the presidential advisor for Economic Affairs, Víctor Manuel Muñoz.

He reminded the president that ella “questioned information provided by the Government on the infiltration of the Eln in the march and participation in the vandalism against the CAI “and now alias Ariel, head of the Eln in Bogotá, acknowledged his participation in the events.

“The enemies of the state are the vandals and terrorists,” he wrote.

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