Peace of Ariporo

More than 11,100 people attended the Bicentennial Coliseum in a period of two weeks, to participate in the call that has the purpose of identifying the potential beneficiaries of the housing subsidies that the municipality of Yopal will grant.

Due to the large number of citizens who attended the call whose purpose is to identify the potential beneficiaries of housing subsidies, it is necessary to readjust the logistics of the second phase of the call.

Thus, this second stage no longer begins on Thursday the 23rd but on Monday the 27th of March and goes until the 3rd of April. Then at Easter there will be service from Monday (April 3) and until Wednesday (April 5) and the service will resume from April 10 to 22.

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On these dates, citizens may present their documents in a four-flap folder.

• Legible photocopy of the identity cards extended to 150% of all household members over 18 years of age.

• Photocopy of civil records of children from 0 to 6 years of age and/or Copy of Identity Card for those over 7 years of age. Certificate of studies for children of legal age who are economically dependent.

• Declaration of de facto marital union or marriage certificate or civil marriage registry.

• Submit a copy of the Sisbén of the family nucleus indicating the group and that they are all on the same Sisbén record.

• For those NOT born in the MUNICIPALITY OF YOPAL, present a residence certificate issued by the Yopal Government Secretariat, proving that they have been in the municipality for more than (10) ten years.

• DEPENDENT WORKER: Certificate of income and withholdings issued by the employer.

• INDEPENDENT: Income certification issued by a public accountant and for each member of the family nucleus over 18 years of age.

• The total monthly income of the applicant household must be less than four (4) Current Legal Minimum Monthly Wages

Interview: Consuelo Carrillo, INDEV manager.

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The Army, the Police and the Prosecutor’s Office carry out operations in Arauca once morest an ELN structure that is carrying out criminal actions, in the rural area of ​​Tame, where there have been combats.

In the midst of these events, two members of the ELN were killed and weapons, ammunition of different calibers, communications equipment, quartermaster material, and two vehicles were seized.

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Unfortunately, in the same events, Second Sergeant Franklin Montaña Pacagui, who was part of the group of soldiers deployed in the region to guarantee the safety of the civilian population, was assassinated. In the same action, two more uniformed officers were injured and are currently receiving specialized medical attention, they are stable and out of danger.

In the same way, the Army points out that members of the ELN used civilian houses to shoot from there, towards the military aircraft that were deployed to support the troops on the ground, violating International Humanitarian Law; as evidenced in a video that circulated on social networks.

The Military Forces rejected the terrorist actions of the ELN and confirmed that operations in the area continue.

Source: National Army – Eighth Division

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The national registrar of Civil Status, Alexander Vega Rocha, requested security guarantees from the national government in view of the alert from the country’s governors due to the possible incidence of public order situations during the territorial elections, which will be held on October 29, 2023.

The national registrar joined the request of the governors and the nation’s attorney general, Margarita Cabello, to the national government requesting special attention in the departments of Santander, Norte de Santander, Chocó, Antioquia, Cauca, Meta, Guaviare and Caquetá to Avoid public order situations during the elections.

Faced with the general deterioration of public order that occurs in the national territory, the increase in insecurity conditions due to the spread of the actions of illegal armed groups and the alteration of the normal development of the electoral process in progress, the Attorney General of the Nation, Margarita Cabello Blanco, the National Registrar, Alexander Vega, and the President of the National Federation of Departments and Governor of Quindío, Roberto Jaramillo Cárdenas, sent a joint letter to President Gustavo Petro and the Minister of the Interior, Alfonso Prada, where they requested the urgent action of a Public Order Subcommittee.

Likewise, the national registrar asked the Minister of Defense, Iván Velásquez Gómez, to urgently convene the National Public Order Commission, in order to bring to the table the concerns of the governors and act in a coordinated manner to avoid problems during the election contest.

The request was constituted in response to the serious complaints made by the country’s leaders, meeting within the framework of the Quindío 2023 Meeting of Governors, who warned regarding possible complex situations such as those that occurred in 2002, where suspensions and postponements of the elections in municipalities, the constraint on voters and candidates, as well as violations and threats to citizens.

Given this scenario, the National Government was required to urgently call the subcommittee, in order to review and follow up on the actions of the 2023 National Guarantee Plan and the Democracy Plan, to contribute concretely and decisively to the advancement of safe, transparent elections. and with all the guarantees.

Finally, the Registrar assured that without inter-institutional support democracy does not work and that, if work is not done in coordination with the national government, the electoral contest might be greatly affected.

Source: National Registry of Civil Status – Office of the Attorney General of the Nation

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