The security detail assigned to Rodrigo Londoño, known as 'Timochenko,' has become a subject of public debate following testimony from the director of the National Protection Unit (UNP), Didier Blanco. The protection scheme currently includes 16 security personnel and six armored vehicles provided by the Colombian state.
The discussion centers on the financial cost of maintaining this security apparatus for the former FARC leader. The disclosure of these specific resources has prompted renewed scrutiny regarding the allocation of state funds for the protection of individuals involved in the peace process.
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