Last Thursday, May 30, the businessman Luis Eduardo López Roseroknown as ‘el Pastuso’ and who was the contractor in the tender for the contract for the tank cars for La Guajiragave testimony before the Prosecutor’s Office General of the Nation for the scandal corruption for the purchase of these vehicles by the National Unit for Disaster Risk Management.
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According to national media, López assured prosecutors that the former deputy director of Disaster Management at the Ungrd, Sneyder Pinillaasked for 7.2 billion pesos, equivalent to 16% of the total tanker contract, which was $46.8 billion.
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He contract for the purchase of 40 tank trucks to supply water to communities in La Guajira was awarded to the company Impoamericana Roger SASwhose legal representative was Alexander Roger Pastas, but according to Luis Eduardo López Rosero it was he who controlled it, ‘Blu Radio’ reports.
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A report from the preliminary investigation of the Comptroller’s Office revealed that in record time the offers of the proponents and the awarding and signing of the Supply Order by the former director general of the Ungrd, Olmedo López, materialized.
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“On October 12, 2023, the Ungrd sent the invitation by email to the three chosen contributors, through emails sent between 11:39 am and 11:40 am. Although the deadline expired at 6 pm on that day, The proposals were sent to the Ungrd between 1:13 p.m. (Alexander Pastas-Impoamericana Roger SAS), 1:21 p.m. (Luket SAS) and 1:24 p.m. (Brand SAS),” the control body indicated.
Luis López Rosero stated before the Prosecutor’s Office that the company Impoamericana Roger SAS He received the money from the contract in December of last year and from that same transfer 7.2 billion pesos were withdrawn in cash, which were requested by Sneyder Pinilla and delivered to an “emissary” that the former official sent.
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To support his statements, the businessman presented bank statements to the prosecuting entity that would show all Ungrd transfers and cash withdrawals.
