“On behalf of the National Government, and with all national and departmental authorities who were part of this Unified command postwe give a message of the realization in conditions of tranquility, of coexistence in the entire department of Atlántico and the city of Barranquilla, in a satisfying waythe official said.
The difference watchdogsincluding the police, the army, the registry, the United Nations and the OAS.
“Now we are going to follow up to the control process to maintain support across the department,” the Deputy Minister added.
The authorities’ report showed that during the elections 25 people presenting legal requirementsas a result of isolated events, were captured and made available to the competent authority in Barranquilla and the metropolitan area.
Source: El heraldo
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