Caso Ungrd: interceptaciones salpican a Laura Sarabia y Nicolás Alcocer
La Sala de Instrucción de la Corte Suprema de Justicia y la Fiscalía General de la Nación avanzan en nuevas líneas de investigación por el saqueo a la Unidad Nacional de Gestión del Riesgo de Desastres (UNGRD), tras el análisis de interceptaciones telefónicas que revelan menciones a Laura Sarabia, contactos con Nicolás Alcocer y conversaciones sobre proyectos y contratos que habrían sido usados para asegurar votos a favor de iniciativas del Gobierno en el Congreso.
TL;DR
- The investigation into the UNGRD corruption scandal has uncovered new lines of inquiry based on intercepted phone calls.
- These calls mention Laura Sarabia and Nicolás Alcocer, and allegedly discuss the use of UNGRD contracts for political gain in Congress.
- Former presidential advisor Jaime Ramírez Cobo is identified as a key figure, allegedly acting as a liaison for political support via contract allocation.
- Intercepted conversations suggest attempts to influence justice proceedings and include a mention of Nicolás Alcocer, described as 'the son of the first lady'.
- Some judicial officials proposed pre-trial detention for several individuals, but a majority decision allowed them to remain in office during the investigation.
- Laura Sarabia has denied recognizing the woman in one intercepted call and stated that no one close to her uses the nickname 'Laurita'.