While the soldiers of a battalion in Ocaña, Norte de Santander, carried out their work waiting for their rations to arrive complete, more than $100 million destined for that food would have taken a very different course. According to the Prosecutor’s Office, nine members of the National Army took advantage of their functions to appropriate these resources and alter the documents to certify the delivery of the food supplies. The investigation not…
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While the soldiers of a battalion in Ocaña, Norte de Santander, carried out their work waiting for their rations to arrive complete, more than $100 million destined for that food would have taken a very different course. According to the Prosecutor’s Office, nine members of the National Army took advantage of their functions to appropriate these resources and alter the documents to certify the delivery of the food supplies. The investigation not…