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Colombia's Supreme Court has ordered the release of Iván Name and Andrés Calle due to the expiration of legal terms. The case involves corruption allegations.
Colombia's Supreme Court ordered the release of Iván Name and Andrés Calle. The decision stems from the expiration of legal terms for their prosecution in connection with the UNGRD corruption case. The court's ruling has drawn public criticism, with some asserting it favors powerful individuals.
Name and Calle faced accusations related to irregularities in contracts managed by the National Unit for Disaster Risk Management. Their release highlights procedural aspects of the Colombian justice system and has fueled debate about accountability in corruption cases.
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Left 40% · Center 20% · Right 40%
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Left: El Espectador and Página/12 report on the release of Iván Name and Andrés Calle due to the expiry of legal terms in the UNGRD case, with Página/12 also highlighting public repudiation of the Supreme Court.
Center: El Tiempo reports that the Supreme Court ordered the release of Iván Name and Andrés Calle due to the expiry of legal terms in the UNGRD case.
Right: Semana reports on the release of Iván Name and Andrés Calle by the Supreme Court of Justice and investigates Carlos Ramón González's role in their freedom.
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El repudio de la calle a la Corte Suprema: “Está al servicio de los poderosos” Página|12
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