Colombian Minister to Take Leave After Earthquake, Rejects Criticism. Opposition Threatens Recall
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Colombia's new housing minister, Jaime Andrés Beltrán, reportedly went on vacation with his family to the Caribbean shortly after the devastating earthquake early last week, prompting the opposition to call for his removal, TASR reported, citing an AFP report.
Colombia's new housing minister, Jaime Andrés Beltrán, reportedly went on vacation with his family to the Caribbean shortly after a devastating earthquake struck early last week. The opposition is calling for his removal, AFP reports. The strongest earthquake in Colombia in almost half a century, with a magnitude of...
Jaime Andrés Beltrán Minister of Housing. Photo: taken from Jaime Andrés Beltrán's Facebook The recovery of the country following the earthquake on August 10 continues as the authorities advance in the attention of the affected communities. In the midst of this process, the Minister of Housing, Jaime Beltrán, was at the center of a political controversy that could result in a motion of censure in the House of Representatives.
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