Comptroller Orders to Review Five Contracts of the Intelligence Directorate for More than $20,783 Million
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On the list is a hacker who entered with today's fugitive and asylum in Nicaragua Carlos Ramón González and millionaire contracts that were not fulfilled The article The serious findings of General Zuluaga in the DNI left to him by the four directors of Petro was originally published in Las2orillas.co: Stories, Voices and News from Colombia. Copyrights Las2orillas.co
The review includes five contracts related to intelligence equipment, anti-drone systems and technology, due to allegations of technical failures, non-compliance and potential cost overruns
Among some contracts, the acquisition of an unmanned helicopter for approximately $9,000 million will be verified
Comptroller Jorge Eliécer Laverde ordered a priority review following media reports of technical flaws and possible cost overruns in hiring processes in the DNI, during the previous government.
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