Former Constitutional Court magistrate Carlos Bernal advises the Attorney General’s Office from the United States, with a contract for 240 million. The former official tells Snail Radio that it is about issues of defense of public heritage.
Carlos Bernal, former government candidate for the IACHR and former high court magistrate, has a contract for 240 million to advise the body in defense of public heritage.
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Among the reasons why the contract made on January 5 is striking are that the former magistrate apparently would not return to public office, first because he resigned from the Constitutional Court to become a professor at Ohio University.
Carlos Bernal points out that their work tries to advise the Prosecutor’s office in very technical and academic matters, which have nothing to do with criminal matters.
For some workers of the Prosecutor’s Office, the fact is questioned that: “He executes his advice from Dayton, Ohio, despite the fact that the contract warns that you can execute it in your residence but that the contractual address in any case is in Bogotá ”.
The Office of the Attorney General of the Nation He indicated that he would rule on the case and his response is awaited.
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