Calarcá

Calarcá A notorious criminal, identified by the alias of a legendary Pijao chief, was detained in a UNP vehicle while acting as a peace promoter. Despite being caught with illegal weapons, he was released due to a legal technicality, as he was not committing crimes against humanity. This incident, alongside confiscated computers that were later suppressed and revelations of alleged illicit dealings involving high-ranking officials and a general, raises questions about the government’s actions and potential corruption.

• A criminal operating under the alias of a legendary Pijao chief was detained in a UNP vehicle while serving as a peace promoter.
• He was released despite being caught with illegal weapons because he was not committing crimes against humanity, a legal loophole highlighted.
• Confiscated computers were allegedly suppressed by DIJÍN.
• Recordings implicated a general, an intelligence official, and the vice president in ‘non-sanctified’ relations with the criminal.
• The article questions whether President Petro is aware of these scandals, which are occurring under his administration.
• It suggests these scandals might be a strategy to consolidate power, with a segment of the population viewing them as ‘lies from the oligarchy’ rather than genuine issues.
• The ‘Pacto de la Picota’ social pardon, total peace initiatives, peace promoters, and the reintegration of questioned officials are cited as part of a larger strategy by the left to maintain power.
• The article mentions the alleged unjust conviction of Santiago Uribe as an example of delegitimizing the opposition.
• It states that groups like Mordisco, ELN, and Clan del Golfo are engaged in dialogues.
• María Fernanda Cabal’s assertion that ‘democracy is in danger’ is referenced.