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Melquisedec Torres stated that the image he disseminated was the first known photograph of the so-called Pact of Valledupar. He identified the individuals appearing in it, from left to right, as Jorge Lemus, director of the National Intelligence Directorate; Hollman Morris, manager of RTVC; Juan Carlos Villamizar Alarcón, legal advisor to former paramilitary leader Salvatore Mancuso; and Víctor Currea de Lugo, advisor to DAPRE. According to Torres, his sources told him that Morris was holding the script for a live broadcast planned for the closing of the event, held between October 22 and 24, 2025, at the El Bosque hotel in Valledupar, and that he was sharing details with his government colleagues and Villamizar when the photo was taken. Torres also attributed to his sources the claim that the Petro government transported around 60 people to Valledupar, some of whom, he wrote, did not have a visible task. He added that the deployment included planes to transfer former paramilitaries, hundreds of soldiers to guard the site, and extensive logistics for the meetings, in addition to the resources mobilized by RTVC. #PactoDeValledupar #Exclusiva #Noticia (translated)

Melquisedec Torres questioned whether the government of Gustavo Petro had paid the lawyer of former paramilitary leader Salvatore Mancuso. He stated that Juan Carlos Villamizar Alarcón participated in meetings of the "Pacto de Valledupar" in October 2025 as legal advisor to Mancuso and said he had revealed that information over the weekend. Torres noted that Villamizar had received at least two contracts from the national government in 2025 and 2026: one for $13.8 million from the National Center for Historical Memory and another for $128 million from RTVC. He indicated that the RTVC contract appointed him as an expert advisor in transitional justice to support the production of audiovisual content about the JEP and the Justice and Peace jurisdiction. He added that the lawyer had a professional card issued less than two years ago and that the contract, awarded directly, was signed on January 25, 2026. He also stated that, according to social media records, Villamizar had a long history as a member of far-left parties and ties to Gustavo Petro since at least 2009. He added that in 2014, Congreso Visible reported him as a member of the Unión Patriótica and that years earlier, he was listed as the coordinator of youth for the Polo Democrático Alternativo in Spain. #JusticiaTransicional #GustavoPetro #Colombia (translated)

Melquisedec Torres questioned the practices of Senator Iván Cepeda and stated that his complaint about the Valledupar Pact had been confirmed by Mancuso, Angie, and lawyer Villamizar, and that there would be more people who would support it. He claimed that the complaint referred to Petro's government, which, according to him, Cepeda had defended and used as support for his campaign, and not to Abelardo's. https://t.co/ZJ6TYXvSkO #Política #Colombia #Senador (translated)

Melquisedec Torres said that Caracol Radio's attitude towards him had become hostile. He stated that a letter from the Ministry of Justice was based on one of his columns titled "The Pact of Valledupar" to request an investigation, but that Caracol Radio did not mention him and had added a watermark to the official document. Torres pointed out that he had worked for the company for four years and five months with professionalism and without receiving complaints. He added that Caracol Radio had abruptly terminated his contract without explanation; according to various sources, he said, the decision may have been due to pressure and an agreement with the Petro Government. He also maintained that PRISA Radio seemed to consider him an enemy, even though he was still doing the same journalistic work he had done for the company. #Periodismo #LibertadDePrensa #Colombia (translated)

Melquisedec Torres announced that at noon he would reveal another significant piece of information about the Valledupar Pact. He also expressed his hope that some colleagues from other media, especially his former colleagues from Caracol Radio and Julio Sánchez Cristo, would acknowledge his scoops. #PactoDeValledupar #Noticia #Periodismo (translated)

Melquisedec Torres stated that former paramilitary chief Salvatore Mancuso had confirmed what he presented in a column about the Petro Government and the Valledupar Pact, which, according to Torres, aimed to destroy the opposition. https://t.co/rMJWMl1RjX #Colombia #Poder #Oposición (translated)

Melquisedec Torres pointed out that the justice of the Valledupar Agreement would need to clarify what Jorge Lemus, director of the National Intelligence Directorate (DNI), was doing at meetings held in October 2025. According to what he wrote, one of the former paramilitary leaders present asked Lemus about his participation, but he did not provide an answer that Torres deemed reasonable. #PactoValledupar https://t.co/Y3oAQNfKC1 #Justicia #PactoValledupar #DerechosHumanos (translated)

Melquisedec Torres described the situation as "macondian" and wrote that former President Petro had formally requested to place armed men on the rooftops of the Capitol that day to protect him during a march. He added that Petro's supporters and other leftist sectors blamed Abelardo's government and protested against the measure, which they labeled as fascist and paramilitary. https://t.co/nyubCVn286 #Protesta #Colombia #Política (translated)

Melquisedec Torres reported that he postponed the release of an exclusive interview of #Indagatoria, scheduled for Tuesday the 13th, due to recent events. He stated that the person interviewed had been involved in some of the most impactful events in Colombia in recent years and clarified that it was not Angie Rodríguez, about whom he promised to share more information later that he described as substantial. #Colombia #Noticias #Exclusiva (translated)

Melquisedec Torres wrote that Carmen Caballero, former president of Procolombia; Angie Rodríguez, former director of DAPRE; Concepción Baracaldo, former director of ICBF; Guillermo Reyes, former ambassador in Sweden; and Ingrid Carolina Plata Navas, former advisor to the First Lady, must testify under oath. #Justicia #Colombia #Corrupción (translated)

Melquisedec Torres stated that, according to the formal accusation by the United States justice system against Nicolás Maduro and Cilia Flórez, Maduro negotiated drugs with the FARC in exchange for explosive mines and weapons, which he claimed were used to assassinate many Colombians. He added that these dealings had allegedly continued at least until 2017, after the signing of the Havana Peace Agreement. Torres requested that the Colombian Prosecutor's Office immediately seek collaboration from the United States to access that information and prosecute those involved. He pointed out Rodrigo Londoño, also known as Timoleón Jiménez or Timochenko, among them, and claimed that, according to the accusation, Iván Márquez and Jesús Santrich were also said to have participated, of whom he said was allegedly dead. Furthermore, he asked whether TimoComunes and other leaders had informed the JEP about that alliance, and if the court had questioned them about it or other alliances. #Maduro #FARC #Colombia (translated)

Melquisedec Torres said that Jennifer Pedraza was wrong in this complaint, although he stated that he had accompanied her in others that he considered solid. As a former student of the University of Barcelona, he noted that he received a document similar to that of Ana Vesga after completing his studies and passing his master's thesis. He added that the diploma was printed a year later and that there was no ceremony, but that with the initial certification he could already present it as a formal and legal degree. He also asked Pedraza not to insist. #Educación #Diplomas #Denuncias (translated)

Melquisedec Torres stated that former presidential candidate Sondra Macol had spent $4.5 billion in advances and would not have to pay them back, despite calling her vote ridiculous. He added that he would later reveal who the others were. #Política #Elecciones #Corrupción (translated)

Melquisedec Torres compared the votes and campaign expenses of congressman Daniel Briceño and presidential candidate Sondra Macollins. He stated that Briceño received 264,838 votes in Bogotá and spent 410 million pesos, equivalent to 1,548 pesos per vote, reimbursed through reimbursement. Torres claimed that Macollins received 4.5 billion pesos in advances and that, according to him, she spent it with her family. He calculated that this represented 225,146 pesos for each of her 19,987 votes nationwide. He also asserted that the cost per vote was 145 times higher than that of Briceño and said that the system needed to be changed, although he did not detail his proposal. #Elecciones2023 #Votación #PolíticaColombiana (translated)

Attention. We are preparing for revelations of another mega corruption case: the current mayor of María la Baja (Bolívar), Ramiro González Mancilla, detained since August 2026, announces that he will confess and cooperate with justice. Many are trembling... Says his lawyer @GustavoMorenoRi This is the case of the Sierra Nevada Mixed Fund, which could be one of the largest and most sophisticated embezzlements of public resources in the country, surpassing $3.2 billion in royalties. The criminal network, according to the Prosecutor's Office, managed to direct the execution of 1,147 contracts for nearly 480 projects in 19 departments of the country, in infrastructure, education, drinking water, basic sanitation, health, and rural housing. The Prosecutor's Office identified that the fund's executives charged fees ranging from 30 to 60 million pesos per month. With the royalty money, they bought high-end vehicles, apartments, and luxury homes in Valledupar, and paid for a 30-day trip to the 2026 World Cup. #Corrupción #Justicia #Colombia (translated)

Por favor, alguien caritativo que le informe a la señora @marthaperaltae que se quedará esperando eternamente la explicación de por qué le quitaron la visa a EEUU. Senadora, dada su investidura, debería usted saber (o alguno de sus asesores informarle, o pregúntele a la IA), que todos los países tienen plena soberanía para conceder o retirar visas, sin tener que EXPLICAR o justificar esas decisiones. #Visa #Soberanía #Política

Atentos. Fue abatido el tercero al mando de la “Segunda Marquetalia”, alias 'Robinson Gutiérrez', implicado en el magnicidio de Miguel Uribe Turbay. Lo dio de baja el @COL_EJERCITO en zona rural del municipio de Tello, norte del Huila; tres terroristas más fueron capturadas. Dirigía la más peligrosa unidad de las FARC, la “Teófilo Forero”, que en épocas del Caguán produjo los más brutales ataques terroristas al país, como el atentado al Club El Nogal. #Colombia #Seguridad #Terrorismo

Atentos. LA FALSA OPOSICIÓN DE NAME Es demoledor este aparte de la sentencia del @consejodeestado para la pérdida de investidura del expresidente del Senado, Iván Name por recibir soborno de $3 mil millones del gobierno Petro: “Se encuentra plenamente acreditado que, el demandado en su calidad de presidente del Senado de la República (…) favoreció el trámite de la reforma pensional a cambio de la obtención de un provecho indebido, ajeno a la ética parlamentaria y al principio de m representación democrática, y, de esta forma, antepuso su investidura parlamentaria, DISFRAZADA DE UNA FALSA OPOSICIÓN, lo que se tradujo en la cesión reiterada y deliberada de la presidencia de la Corporación que asumió, marginándose así, de las funciones que constitucional y legalmente le correspondían”. #Corrupción #ÉticaPolítica #Colombia