Carlos Carrillo, the director of the National Unit for Disaster Risk Management (UNGRD), has officially submitted his resignation following a suspension from his post. While the resignation has been presented, the final decision now rests with President Petro, who has not yet accepted the request.
The Catalyst for Resignation
The move follows a suspension issued by the ProcuradurÃa, based on allegations that Carrillo participated in political activities. This administrative action forced the director’s departure from the agency during a period of heightened scrutiny.
Carlos Carrillo UNGRD
The leadership transition arrives at a critical juncture for the country, occurring in the midst of the ongoing campaign for the presidential second-round elections.
Carlos Carrillo renuncia a la UNGRD tras decisión de la ProcuradurÃa
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