New president faces deeply divided nation and challenges such as 50% of air fleet grew
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Abelardo De la Espriella has taken office as president of Colombia, facing the challenge of governing a deeply divided country. In his inaugural address, he pleaded to eliminate waste, abuse, and free-riding, which he said have diverse resources meant for those in need. He also called for an end to punishing those who invest and create wealth in the nation.
According to experts, De la Espriella's administration will confront significant hurdles, including a poorly maintained air fleet, with 50% of aircraft unavailable due to lack of maintenance. During his campaign, he promised to build ten such complexes, although the specific type is not detailed in the available information.
De la Espriella's approach has drawn criticism from some quarters, as he questions certain policies, although the exact points of content are not specified.
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De la Espriella said that during her government "waste, abuse and laundry will disappear," situations that she said have allowed resources for those in need to be diverted.
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According to the expert, 50% of the air fleet is not available for lack of maintenance, just to cite one example.
according to La Nación (AR) — Últimas noticiasIn his career for the presidency, Abelardo promised to build ten such complexes.
according to La Nación (AR) — Últimas noticiasThe president said that Colombia must "stop punishing those who invest and generate wealth in the country.".
according to La FMThis approach is precisely one of the points that De la Espriella questions.
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