Juan Carlos Hurtado has reportedly resigned from his position as president of Ecopetrol. He had initially assumed the role on a temporary basis following the departure of his predecessor, Ricardo Roa.
According to available reports, Hurtado stepped down following the public revelation of audio recordings from internal meetings. The disclosures appear to have directly influenced his decision to leave the state-owned oil and gas company.
Speculation surrounds the transition, as reports indicate that a replacement has already been identified to take over the leadership of Ecopetrol. Further details regarding the content of the leaked audios and the official timeline of the succession have not been fully detailed in the initial reports.
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