NewzThe Fundación para el Estado de Derecho (FEDe) in Colombia has raised concerns regarding a potential breach of institutional norms following the government's involvement in the selection of Carolina Soto Losada as the executive president of the Cámara Colombiana de Infraestructura. Following public pressure from the national government, Soto Losada declined the position shortly after her appointment.
Legal and institutional observers have characterized the government's intervention as a grave precedent for the independence of private sector organizations. The controversy centers on the perceived overreach of the executive branch in influencing the leadership appointments of industry representative bodies.
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