Iván Cepeda announced that he will donate his special service bonus as a congressman to the victims of the Chocó disaster: “I will give that money away.”
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Colombian Senator Iván Cepeda announced that he will donate his special service bonus of 18 million pesos to aid those affected by the disaster in Chocó. The announcement follows the recent disbursement of the special service bonuses to members of Congress, which has once again sparked debate within the country's political landscape.
Separately, the Mayor's Office of Bogotá introduced new measures for parking lots in the city, presenting a new QR-coded seal to identify authorized valet parking points. This municipal initiative aims to organize public space in northern gastronomic zones, prevent illegal parking, and assist drivers.
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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR)Focuses on Senator Iván Cepeda's donation of his congressional service bonus.
Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) (Bogotá parking)Focuses on the Bogotá Mayor's Office regulations for authorized valet parking.
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