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The government has just reacted to the confession of Julián Gallo Cubillos, ‘Carlos Lozada’, who recognized his direct participation in the assassination of Álvaro Gómez Hurtado.
“The Colombian Government, in the exercise of monitoring and compliance with the Peace Agreement, requests the Special Jurisdiction for Peace (JEP), in accordance with the provisions of its Statutory Law, to evaluate the compatibility of the exercise of the position as senator of Julián Gallo, with the recognition that he has just made, “Miguel Ceballos, High Commissioner for Peace, told EL TIEMPO.
(We invite you to read: ‘Order to kill Álvaro Gómez was received by’ Carlos Lozada ‘from’ Jojoy ”)
Gatillero: alive?
The senior official added that in that order of ideas, the JEP should indicate whether the restriction of freedom of mobility and residence is appropriate, after the recognition of the crime.
Those restrictions would be extended to Pablo Catatumbo, also a legislator, who signed the letter in which the ex-guerrilla recognized the authorship of the assassination.
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According to Ceballos, it must also be established whether, as indicated by a testimony revealed by EL TIEMPO, alias’ el profe ‘, the guerrilla who shot, is alive and not dead, as’ Carlos Lozada says.
And remembered that Due to the quality of fugitive and deserter of ‘Iván Márquez’, member of the FARC secretariat and now leader of the ‘Nueva Marquetalia’ dissidents, the ordinary justice can continue investigating that structure.
The version of the ex-Farc, known by this newspaper, indicates that the order to kill the conservative leader came directly from the Eastern bloc, the largest military faction of the ex-guerrilla, commanded by Jorge Briceño, Suárez alias el Mono Jojoy.
(Also: The book in which ‘Tirofijo’ acknowledged the murder of Álvaro Gómez)
And he adds that the instruction was received by ‘Carlos Lozada’, leader of the urban network. He even identified the shooter: aka the Prof who, he says, is still alive.
In this regard, Lozada admitted this version to El Espectador on Tuesday night, but assured that all those who participated are dead.
(See here all the articles of the Investigative Unit of EL TIEMPO)
What is known?
In 1995 he was alias Carlos Lozada, an elusive guerrilla who was the leader of the urban network Antonio Nariño (Ruan), of the Farc, with more than a score of militiamen in his charge.
Only a few people in Palmira, Valle, knew that Gallo had decided to join the Farc and that he was behind the terrorist escalations in Bogotá, attacks on police stations, kidnappings in Cundinamarca and militia training in Ciudad Bolívar.
(You may be interested: ‘To be awarded these crimes does not stop generating doubts’: Duque)
For this reason, after last Saturday the FARC admitted the authorship of the assassination of the conservative leader Álvaro Gómez Hurtado (November 2, 1995), the spotlights were focused on Ruan and its members.
EL TIEMPO spoke with high-ranking Police officers of the time, and they assured that ‘Carlos Lozada’ did not appear in the organization charts of Ruan, but names such as Fernando Ujabán Salinas, alias José Marbel Zamora (captured in 1996 and released in 2000 due to expiration of terms) and José Milcíades Urrego, who entered the weapons through Panama.
La Ruan was so important that ‘Tirofijo’ himself put several of its members on the list of exchangeable for policemen, during the Pastrana government.
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