It started this Saturday in the Paipa Military Officers Clubin Boyacá, the conclave of the President’s Office Gustavo Petro, that will be evaluated during the weekend Executive management in all sectors of government
The ministers have been in Paipa since last Friday, while the deputy director and Minister of Equality, Francia Marquez, He arrived this Saturday morning at the location where the head of state had not yet arrived at the conclusion of this edition.
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What is known in this sense is that the president planned to land at the airport Juan José Rondon, of the municipality of Boyacá, last Friday, in the afternoon, but at meteorological conditions His arrival was scheduled for this Saturday.
In this context, the Minister of the Interior, Luis Fernando Velasco, He stated that this conclave “seeks to listen to the opinions of all Colombians, and that a council will be promoted to carry out political reflection in light of the marches.”
That will be precisely one of the topics that will be discussed: last weekend’s marches against the government, to make a point self-criticism from the House of Nariño to what The government is not doing well.
However, progress in some of the policies and implementation of the Petro era will also be evaluated, as well as the status and alternatives of social reforms in their process in the future. Congress of the Republic.
It will also be examined how the compliance with the National Development Plan and the details of the 2025 General Budget of the Nation will be analyzed, to be presented to the legislature in the coming months.
In the closed consultation, the intention is that the ministers and directors of government entities go to the board one by one and explain what is going well and what is going badly in their respective portfolios and sectors.
In the midst of this conclave, the mayor of Paipa, Boyacá, Germán Camacho, seeks a space with the national government to discuss the municipality, focusing on its tourist and cultural potential.
“Taking advantage of the presence of the President and his ministers, we want to have a space with them from the Paipa mayor’s office. We would like to tell you about some situations in which we would like the Presidency to help us. There is a very relevant cultural issue, namely the 50 years of the National Band Competition, which is the legacy of Colombians,” he told several media outlets.
This is the government’s third strategic meeting so far in Petro’s mandate.
The meeting takes place amid questions raised by the control entities, as well as from various political, trade union and opinion sectors about the poor implementation of some ministries of Gustavo Petro’s government.
Source: El Heraldo
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