El contrato por unos helicópteros MI-17 que es señalado de corrupción: los detalles de la investigación

TL;DR

The Attorney General's Office is investigating alleged irregularities in a contract for helicopter maintenance.
The contract was between Colombia's Ministry of Defense and the US firm Vertol Systems.
The investigation will look into the circumstances surrounding the contract's signing and execution.
It will also assess potential disciplinary offenses by Ministry of Defense personnel.
An officer from Aviation Brigade No. 32 is also implicated.
The contract, valued at $32.4 million, was for the maintenance of MI-17 helicopters.
The company lacked the required experience and certifications.
A significant advance payment was made despite the contract's low progress.
The Ministry of Defense imposed a $8.9 million fine on Vertol Systems for partial non-compliance.
Three individuals have been arrested in connection with the case: Hugo Mora, Diego Alejandro Manrique Cabezas, and Colonel Julián Rincón.

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