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Los ‘goles’ del Congreso ante una reforma a la justicia
Posted on junio 21, 2012 by Redes Colombia
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- Colombia’s main cities shut down as COVID threatens to collapse healthcareResidents of Colombia’s three largest cities woke up to another weekend-long curfew on Saturday as the coronavirus has hospitals on the brink of collapse. The curfew took force a day… The post Colombia’s main cities shut down as COVID threatens to collapse healthcare appeared first on Colombia News | Colombia Reports.
- Joe Biden and Colombia | Part 2: ending the ‘War on Drugs’President-elect Joe Biden wants to end the United States’ so-called “War on Drugs,” which may force Colombia’s President Ivan Duque to drastically revise domestic drug policies. Duque gladly returned to… The post Joe Biden and Colombia | Part 2: ending the ‘War on Drugs’ appeared first on Colombia News | Colombia Reports.
- Fear in northern Colombia over former paramilitary leader’s returnThe repatriation of former paramilitary warlord Hernan Giraldo, a.k.a. “The Drill,” is causing unrest in northern Colombia where some of his children are engaged in a turf war. Giraldo was… The post Fear in northern Colombia over former paramilitary leader’s return appeared first on Colombia News | Colombia Reports.
- What COVID taught Colombia about cocaine | Part 1: the tsunamiThe COVID-19 pandemic has been a game-changer for Colombia’s cocaine trade and global counternarcotics efforts. While US president Donald Trump visited the Mexican border, authorities in the Netherlands said Tuesday… The post What COVID taught Colombia about cocaine | Part 1: the tsunami appeared first on Colombia News | Colombia Reports.
- Colombia reveals first specifics of COVID vaccination campaignColombia’s health ministry revealed the first specifics of the unprecedented campaign that seeks to vaccinate the country’s inhabitants against COVID-19. In a media presentation, Health Minister Fernando Ruiz revealed how… The post Colombia reveals first specifics of COVID vaccination campaign appeared first on Colombia News | Colombia Reports.
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La reforma a la Justicia realizada por el Congreso de la República es el claro ejemplo de la arbitrariedad legislativa que dan lugar a la insurrección del pueblo por la vía de Hecho. En consecuencia el pueblo Colombiano debe reseñar al actual presidente de la Cámara y Senado; así como, a los 12 Congresistas del texto de conciliación. No se pueden escapar los Congresistas que a usanza votaron positivo tal adefesio jurídico. Por la reseña Publica el pueblo dice presente