On September 25 and October 4 of last year, weeks before the regional elections, Andrew Street, liberal representative and president of the House of Representatives, went to the Risk Management Unit (Ungrd). This is how he made it known WRadio.
The station revealed the details of the response to a petition to know which officials went to that entity from January of last year to March 2024.
Calle is one of those pointed out by Sneyder Pinilla, former deputy director of the Ungrd, who said that he gave 1,000 million pesos to Calle, something that the congressman denies.
According to Pinilla, all that money came from the tank trucks for Guajira.
Other names: Former regional councilor Sandra Ortiz, who has just submitted a letter of resignation to the president, also appears. Ortiz visited the Unit on November 20.
In the row of names are those of congressmen and senators, such as Sandra Ramírez, Sandra Jaimes, and Aida Avella, from the Historical Pact; Alejandro Vega and Germán Rozo, from the Liberal Party; and Jairo Castellanos, from En Marcha.
