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Daniel F. Briceño wrote that a new cut of more than 11 billion pesos to the JEP had been approved and stated that those resources would be used to compensate the victims of the FARC. He added that the total cut to the entity amounted to 181 billion pesos. #JEP #Indemnizaciones #Víctimas (translated)

Daniel F. Briceño described the General Comptroller's Office and the Attorney General's Office as bureaucratic entities that, he stated, sought to please politicians instead of serving citizens. He also said that every day he was confirmed that he was right not to vote for Jorge Laverde. https://t.co/cox7biq8rS #Corrupción #Política #Civicismo (translated)

Daniel F. Briceño said that he had signed a proposal from the Democratic Center to reduce the funds allocated to the JEP by $11,402,272,009 and transfer them to the Ministry of Defense, in order to pay pending compensation to the families of soldiers and police officers killed by the FARC. https://t.co/61Y9bt2LRA #Justicia #Colombia #DerechosHumanos (translated)

Daniel F. Briceño stated that Salvatore Mancuso, whom he described as a murderer and criminal and pointed out as a former peace facilitator for Petro, had confirmed that the previous government asked them in Valledupar to speak out against Álvaro Uribe, Abelardo De La Espriella, and Germán Vargas Lleras. Briceño called the matter absolutely serious. https://t.co/qMotWKpSfQ #Colombia #Paz #Política (translated)

Daniel F. Briceño stated that Laura Sarabia had publicly acknowledged that Petro ordered a meeting with paramilitary leaders to speak ill of the opposition. He also maintained that the Valledupar Pact existed and was an alliance between the Petro movement and paramilitary groups against the opposition, and described the situation as "absolutely dark." https://t.co/osw51HT2xk #Colombia #Petro #Política (translated)

Daniel F. Briceño noted that the person who contested the election of Jorge Laverde as comptroller reported that they were offered a position in the General Comptroller's Office in exchange for withdrawing the lawsuit, which could nullify the election in the Council of State. https://t.co/MITIt7bmeX #Contraloría #Denuncia #Corrupción (translated)

Daniel F. Briceño stated that the government of Gustavo Petro appointed peace managers from several of the main paramilitary leaders and prepared them to testify against former president Álvaro Uribe and other opposition leaders. He also mentioned "The Valledupar Pact." https://t.co/Y2PTmmVxqW #Paz #Colombia #Política (translated)

Daniel F. Briceño said that his bill sought to legalize transportation platforms like Uber and Didi and provide benefits to taxi drivers. He explained that he proposed dismantling the quota system, allowing dynamic pricing for taxi drivers using platforms, eliminating what he considered unnecessary paperwork, and modernizing service regulations. He also proposed a non-tax contribution of 1.5% of the platforms' revenue, destined for training transporters, housing programs for taxi drivers, drivers, and transporters, road infrastructure, and health protection and coverage for drivers. Briceño stated that the initiative aimed to level the playing field between taxis and platforms and put an end to a dispute that, in his opinion, did not benefit anyone. #Transporte #Uber #Taxistas (translated)

Daniel F. Briceño said that he accepted the challenge of being the coordinating speaker of the bill for submission to justice filed before Congress by President Abelardo De La Espriella. He also stated that negotiations with criminals should end and that the law should be imposed through clear submission rules. #Justicia #Ley #Colombia (translated)

Daniel F. Briceño wrote that leftist sectors had complained about the presence of snipers on the rooftops of the Capitol, watching over Bolívar Square during the gathering that day, and had said that Abelardo intimidated them. Briceño stated that the snipers had been requested by Petro's security plan. https://t.co/boD6ehGNJy #Colombia #Política #Seguridad (translated)

Daniel F. Briceño attributed the situation of the El Campín stadium to a project that, he said, was poorly designed during the mayoralty of Claudia López and to the lack of decisions over the years by Galán's administration. He also accused Sencia of being an irresponsible and lying contractor, claimed that he did not care about Bogotá, and asserted that he was far from fulfilling what was agreed. Briceño called for the control bodies to act immediately. #Bogotá #Campín #ControlCiudadano (translated)

Daniel F. Briceño told Pizarro to verify the information before making a statement. He stated that the draft decree modifying the protest protocol had been published for comments since September 28 and had received 1379 comments. He added that anyone with experience in the public sector would have first checked that data. https://t.co/ujgx39T5rH #Protesta #DerechosCiviles #OpiniónPública (translated)

Daniel F. Briceño said that, along with Mauro Toro, Malu Villalba, and Cathy Juvinao, he presented a bill to regulate mobility platforms like Uber, Cabify, and DIDI, and balance the conditions with taxi drivers. He noted that the initiative aimed to put an end to the conflict between platform drivers and taxi drivers, level the playing field, and ensure free competition for the benefit of users. He also stated that Colombia needed to modernize. #Movilidad #Colombia #LibreCompetencia (translated)

Daniel F. Briceño stated that the left was lying by saying that Abelardo de la Espriella and Rodrigo Lara wanted to end the right to protest through the draft decree that updated the intervention protocol. As he wrote, the proposal aimed to protect peaceful protest and the rights of citizens, as well as to establish clear rules for applying dialogue. #ProtestaPacífica #DerechosHumanos #DiálogoSocial (translated)

Daniel F. Briceño wrote that Fecode would go out to protest on the upcoming October 14 against two of his bills: one that, as he explained, sought to deduct the day from teachers who abandoned their students to engage in politics, and another that proposed to expand the number of publicly funded schools in the country. He also argued that Colombia urgently needed to reform its educational system. #Educación #Colombia #Protesta (translated)

Daniel F. Briceño said that one of the reasons he did not vote for Jorge Laverde for the position of general comptroller was his closeness to Mario Fernández Alcocer, whom he described as controversial. He added that, in his opinion, time continued to prove him right. #Voto2023 #Política #Justicia (translated)

Daniel F. Briceño wrote that, according to Eva Ferrer, Petro was helping large Colombian drug traffickers through the "total peace" initiative and Verónica Alcocer was transporting drugs to Venezuela on official planes. He added that some people on the left were still lamenting that both were on the OFAC list. #Colombia #PazTotal #Corrupción (translated)