Uribe brothers to ‘reinvest profit in community’

The sons of President Alvaro Uribe reiterated that they will not attend the Senate plenary session Tuesday evening, , that was later declared a free trade zone, will be invested in community aid. 

“Our commitment to social responsibility didn’t begin today, it has existed since our first business enterprise: we generated income for 200 artisan families, we have supported educational centers, recycling centers, etc. Our profits from the free trade zone project will be allocated to community aid programs,” J

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El Tiempo reported that members of Uribe’s cabinet met Tuesday morning to discuss the defense of his sons in the debate this evening, which will be broadcast live at about 6pm.

Journalist Daniel Coronel broke the story in the weekly
Semana, alleging that the brothers bought property in western Colombia after receiving inside information from top government officials. According to the report, the value of
property owned by the Uribe sons suspiciously grew from 33 million pesos to three
billion pesos in two years.

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