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In the letter, published by journalist Gustavo Gómez (from Caracol Radio), Peñalosa tells López that his statements “lack factual or legal support,” so they threaten his good name and honor that, he says, he has built over years of work.
The former mayor of Bogotá refers to an interview she gave in Semana, where she assured that “Peñalosa cares about the business of its buses and its diesel trunks, which is its toy“And that” citizens are neither by the tram of one nor by the bus business of the other. “
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“At present I do not have and in the past I have not had – never – any business relationship with any of the operators, contractors or suppliers of the Transmilenio system. […] A fine; ‘my business’ has never been the Transmilenio buses or the trunk lines of the transportation system”Wrote Peñalosa.
He added that the mayor’s comments are far from the Political Constitution and that it violates her fundamental rights, so he gave him a period of 5 days to retract or rectify. Otherwise, Peñalosa will go to court.
“There is no need to expressly mention that this request is made as a procedural requirement for eventually institute a protection action against you, in case the acts of discredit do not cease and violation of my fundamental rights to good name and honor ”. the former mayor warned Claudia López.
This is the letter that Peñalosa sent to López:
The former mayor @enriquepenalosa he asks for it @ClaudiaLopez to retract comments on alleged Peñalosa business around TM. He asks you to do it in 5 days or he will proceed to supervise the mayor. @SnailRadio # 6AmHoyPorHoy pic.twitter.com/V4Cs3EfJD0
– GustavoGómezCórdoba (@ gusgomez1701) December 11, 2020
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