Colombia: Pension Fund Chief Forced Out Three Days After Taking Office
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Carlos René Montoya left office just three days after taking over the role, after being unable to answer for the entity before a debate in Congress
Carlos René Montoya leaves office three days after taking office before the “difficulty” he had to refer to the functioning of the public pension fund in the Seventh Senate Commission
President Abelardo de la Espriella asked for the resignation of the president of Colpensions, Carlos René Montoya, who had taken office a couple of days ago. The decision, as acknowledged by the Presidency, was due to his erratic debut in a political control debate in the Seventh Senate Commission, where he had difficulty explaining the new pension model and the functioning of the entity. “In this government there are no charges to learn about t…
With the resignation of Carlos René Montoya to the presidency of Colpensisions at the request of the president of the Republic, there are already four high officials who leave the government for various reasons
Carlos René Montoya Muñoz had taken office on September 21 and resigned this Thursday, after difficulties in answering questions from the Senate's Seventh Committee on the budget and functioning of the entity.
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