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Former minister Irene Vélez questioned the government's new measures to control hippos: "Techno-stupidity"

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Former Environment Minister Irene Vélez has publicly criticized the Colombian government's new measures aimed at controlling the country's hippopotamus population. Specifically, Vélez targeted the inclusion of a mobile application designed for reporting, dismissing the strategy as a "techno-stupidity."

The remarks highlight ongoing policy debates and differing opinions regarding the management of introduced wildlife species in Colombia under the current administration.

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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) Focuses on former minister Irene Vélez criticizing the government's hippopotamus control strategy.
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