Administrative Court of Cundinamarca in Colombia this Friday the appointment of Alvaro Moisés Ninco to the position was declared null and void ambassador of this South American country in Mexico, a position he took up in February last year.

In a sentence first instance and therefore can be appealedThe court decided to declare Ninko’s appointment invalid because “the administration ignored the deadlines for publishing the resumes of candidates for positions of free appointment and removal,” as well as citizens’ comments on the resumes.

The lawsuit was filed by Senator Paloma Valencia of the Uribista Centro Democrático party, who wrote on her social networks: “The Administrative Court of Cundinamarca accepts our claim and Alvaro Moises Ninco’s appointment falls as Ambassador of Colombia to Mexico.”

Ninko’s appointment was controversial because, as Valencia explained last March, the government appointed him to the position despite the fact that “he has no professional title and He only has two and a half years of experience.“.

In this regard, the Ambassador, who announced that he would appeal the decision of the Court, emphasized this decision because it recognized that “the compensation of the claims approved by the Merit Committee, the main argument of the claims” is appropriate and Your resume meets the requirements.

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“We will file an appeal in the second instance and I am confident that we will win legally. The strategy of law (legal war), legal war will not suit them. In the meantime, we will continue to work, focused on the tasks that President Gustavo Petro has set for us,” he said on the social network X.

He added: “Uribists, who will have to bite their elbows, Today they celebrate a decision that ultimately proves us right. They don’t realize. We’re going to win the second one. We will continue to develop Colombian diplomacy for change, seeking fundamental support to make Colombia the reality, the global force for life that we fight for.” (EFE)