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Dapre director announces complaints over alleged use of 48 women

The Dapre director, Carlos Andrés Ríos Puerta, announced in the Senate's Second Committee that he will report the alleged instrumentalization of 48 women…

--- The context --- The director of the Administrative Department of the Presidency (Dapre), Carlos Andrés Ríos Puerta, announced in a political oversight debate that he will report the alleged instrumentalization of women during the administration of former president Gustavo Petro. --- The facts --- The intervention took place on October 21 in the Second Committee of the Senate of the Republic, during the political oversight debate held in that body. According to the official, 48 women were allegedly instrumentalized through service provision contracts to be with the president, and they had allegedly already been speaking with his office about how those contracts tied them down. Ríos Puerta said that he will personally file the complaints and that he will seek to demonstrate that the Casa de Nariño had allegedly been set up, organized and arranged for purposes other than governance during the previous administration. The official also held that, in his version, the daily activity at the presidential house was something other than governing. --- The positions --- The announcement was formulated as a complaint that the Dapre director himself will file and promote before the corresponding instances, according to his own remarks in the debate. --- What remains unknown --- The official did not present evidence to support his statements during the debate. --- Unanswered questions --- What evidence will the Dapre director present to support the alleged instrumentalization of the 48 women? Before which instances will he file the announced complaints? What will the women mentioned say about the service provision contracts? --- EPM analysis --- For now the case is an announcement in a political oversight setting: the claim is serious and its evidentiary support is not yet known. 📌 EPM Take: In EPM's view, what is verifiable today is limited and must be stated clearly: the Dapre director announced complaints over the alleged instrumentalization of 48 women through service provision contracts, but he presented no evidence in the October 21 debate. The seriousness of the claim requires that public judgment wait for the documents and testimonies that the official says he will present.
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