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In addition to dialoguing with the natives, Vice President Ramírez participated in a healing and prosperity ritual carried out by one of the indigenous communities of Vaupés, according to CM &.
The official also, added the newscast, tasted foods made by the natives and visited the handicrafts they make.
Ramírez referred to his visit to Vaupés on his Twitter account, in which he wrote that he fulfilled the commitment of bring “help to meet their basic needs”.
We were in #Vaupés fulfilling our commitment to @gobernavaupes to bring the first 60 tons of humanitarian aid to meet the needs of the department, thanks to the cooperation of @ANDI_Colombia, with the support of @COL_EJERCITO and the @FuerzaAereaCol. pic.twitter.com/gvItCuqNMH
– Marta Lucía Ramírez (@mluciaramirez) October 17, 2020
“We will work shoulder to shoulder with Vaupes and its people to build a more competitive region, generate jobs and achieve progress with social impact ”, he added as read below:
We will work shoulder to shoulder with him #Vaupés and its people to build a more competitive region, generate jobs and achieve progress with social impact; eliminate extreme poverty, close the digital divide, strengthen tourism potential and empower its inhabitants. (3/3)
– Marta Lucía Ramírez (@mluciaramirez) October 20, 2020
From her trip, the vice president brought a handmade mask, which was given to her by women from the region.
Today we start our week with a work meeting with the team of @ViceColombia using this mask made by artisans from Vaupés. A thousand thanks to these women for this gift. Our commitment will continue to be to work for this region of the country. (1/3) pic.twitter.com/3SPMYO0z53
– Marta Lucía Ramírez (@mluciaramirez) October 20, 2020
The visit of the Vice Presidency to Vaupés took place in the middle of the journey that the indigenous minga made to travel to Bogotá, in order to meet with President Iván Duque.
The natives moved from their territories to the capital, during the weekend, after they did not agree with the committee that the Government sent to Cali, the first meeting place between the parties.
At the same time, another government commission, led by Miguel Ceballos – commissioner for peace – was sent to Cauca to meet with the natives of that region.
Ceballos confirmed that the tour will begin in Toroto, and will continue with visits to the communities of Páez, Popayán, Silvia, Morales, Timbiquí, Caldono and Puracé.
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