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Jorge Londoño de La Cuesta, manager of Empresas Públicas de Medellín in the era of Federico Gutiérrez, broke his silence and described the trill of Mayor Daniel Quintero, where he points out to the previous administration of leading EPM to bankruptcy, as false and irresponsible.
In the government of Federico Gutiérrez EPM was on the way to bankruptcy. We won’t let that happen. We are going to move Hidroituango and EPM forward.
– Daniel Quintero Calle (@QuinteroCalle) August 31, 2020
“When we were managing, his income significantly improved. Profits in 2015 were 1 billion pesos, when we finished our administration they were over 3 billion pesos, “said Londoño de la Cuesta.
Line followed, questioned the decision of the new EPM board of directors that decided to continue with the legal process for 9.9 billion pesos.
“You have to be very vigilant, is that the important thing about EPM is that it maintains a corporate governance that is not politically motivated and oblivious to the agendas of an administration and a mayor, ”added de la Cuesta.
The current manager, Álvaro Guillermo Rendón, thinks differently, who celebrated the decision and revealed that the conciliation hearing, which was already cited by the Attorney General, will be on October 19 and 20.
“The conciliation is a stage of pure dialogue, of mere dialogue, and if we did not end up agreeing on any rules of the game or placing each one a quota of responsibility against what the root cause report says, we would have to go to a lawsuit,” he said. Rendon.
For the economic analyst and dean of the Eafit School of Economics and Finance, the company maintains a financial balance.
“In five years, it increased its financial obligations by about 30%, that’s not too much. When we see it in terms of its assets and the debt fraction, the company remained more or less stable in these five years, ”said César Eduardo Tamayo.
For his part, the governor in charge of Antioquia assured that the controversy does not do the region any good.
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