The director of the National Center for Historical Memory, Rubén Darío Acevedo, was called by the Special Justice for Peace, JEP, to a public hearing, for failing to comply with a precautionary measure that prevented the script of the National Museum of Memory from being modified.
Acevedo apparently ignored the precautionary measures issued by the JEP, in the sense that omitted the participation of paramilitary groups in the armed conflict, leaving solely as actors in the armed conflict to the guerrillas of the FARC, the ELN and drug trafficking organizations.
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Also to this audience Other officials from the Historical Memory Center were summoned, along with the directors of the entities of the Comprehensive System for Peace and of 36 expert entities, including universities and victim organizations, to receive their testimonies within the investigation.
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diligence will be held next Monday at 8:30 am and will be presided over by Judge Gustavo Salazar Arbeláez, who is part of the First Instance Section for cases of Absence of Recognition of Truth and Responsibility.
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The director of the Historical Memory Center, who a few days ago had submitted his resignation to the Presidency of the Republic, had assured on June 6 through his Twitter account, that the text of the script had been endorsed by the full Board of Directors.
Trying to silence the opponent or reduce any contradiction to denunciations is characteristic of censors and dictatorial thought. The Senator was involved in another fallacy, see apart from the official document of the CNMH approved by its Board of Directors https://t.co/KoabOG2ILv pic.twitter.com/i6WtzKEDqP
– Dario Acevedo C. (@darioacevedoc) June 6, 2022
