Exrectores exigieron a la Procuraduría intervenir para el regreso de Peña a la dirección de la Universidad Nacional
Un grupo conformado por diez exrectores de la Universidad Nacional de Colombia radicó una solicitud formal ante la Procuraduría General de la Nación e...

TL;DR
- Ten former rectors of the National University of Colombia have asked the Attorney General's Office to resolve a governance crisis.
- They are demanding immediate intervention to enforce court rulings on the legitimate rector.
- The Council of State ratified the election of José Ismael Peña Reyes and annulled the appointment of Leopoldo Múnera Ruiz.
- The former rectors emphasized concerns about university autonomy and personal interests overriding the university's.
- They are urging the Attorney General to use preventive functions to instruct the Superior University Council to reinstate Peña.
- The Council of State previously ruled that the Superior University Council overstepped its authority in attempting to correct a closed administrative act.
- The court found the university body misused a legal article to revoke Peña's initial election, stating the electoral process had concluded.
- The Council of State dismissed claims that the absence of the Minister of Education's signature invalidated the election, calling it a formal matter.
- The Attorney General's Office had already formally requested the university and Ministry of Education to comply with the nullity ruling.
- The crisis began after the March 21, 2024 session where Peña was elected by the Council, leading to protests and the government's refusal to sign his appointment decree.